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The Mining Indaba organisers said in a statement they are pleased to announce that André de Ruyter, CEO of Eskom, has agreed to speak at the event for the first time, since "power supply security a...

Download logoThe world’s largest mining event, Investing in African Mining Indaba (https://www.MiningIndaba.com), is returning to Cape Town in February

The Platform to Protect Whistleblowers in Africa and partners is holding a Whistleblower Protection Week; Daily Maverick is hosting a webinar on ‘My Vote Counts: Internal democracy in the ANC and the party’s upcoming elective conference’; and the Helen Suzman Memorial Lecture is taking place at...

There are mounting calls for Ramaphosa to resign after an independent panel set up by Parliament found that he may have violated the Constitution and abused his oath of office.

Eswatini Prime Minister Cleopas Sipho Dlamini announced that online news publication Swaziland News and its editor are terrorists...

Focusing on the ways Africa can optimise the opportunity to increase the supply of green metals for global energy demands while creating meaningful value

Focusing on the ways Africa can optimise the opportunity to increase the supply of green metals for global energy demands will be the emphasis of Mining Indaba 2023.

While the world has focused on the Covid pandemic for nearly three years, less and less attention is being paid to HIV...

The hospitality group is feeling good about the recent upward trend in leisure travel, with coastal properties performing particularly well. Inland properties, especially those in Gauteng, are lagging, with international and corporate travel budgets under inflationary pressure.

Municipal Independent Power Producers procurement programmes must not become political pawns if the power crisis in the City of Gold and other metropolitan municipalities is to be sustainably addressed in the long term, writes Michael Sun.