Page 68 - Indaba News Today

Despite Covid-19, the July unrest and floods, inflicting deadly blows on the KwaZulu-Natal economy, economic development MEC, Ravi Pillay, says the province remains resilient.

Australian High Commissioner To Ghana Applauds Government

Nduduzo Makhathini’s release of his 10th studio album, In The Spirit of Ntu, is part of the ever evolving sound that is South African jazz. But what is the sound of the genre’s reinvention by the new generation of musicians — and is it still jazz?

SA's events industry is calling on government to allow venue capacities of more than 50% in order to create a viable business proposition.

Australian High Commissioner To Ghana Applauds Government

The Minerals Council South Africa will achieve more for the country’s minerals sector by proactively assisting, offering help and constructive input to the DMRE

Growth ambitions for South African mining have been frustrated by asset managers reluctance to invest in small companies.

Is the sun rising or setting on the South African mining industry? It’s a frequently asked question, but mining sectors are built from exploration and ‘junior’ or small companies. And South Africa has a woeful pipeline on this front.

The June 1 launch of the JSE’s new Cutting Red Tape initiative to make listing on the JSE considerably easier, faster and more sustainable is twinning with JSE’s recent private placements inventiveness that provides for the raising of capital in the private market for minerals exploration and the start up of new mines. JSE head of origination and deals Sam Mokorosi highlighted these two far-reaching advances at the exploration-focused 2022 Junior Indaba, which heard that the Toronto ...

A mining cadastre provides a wealth of information relating to mining and prospecting rights. No system is currently in place in South Africa.