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In South Africa’s Johannesburg there is a scourge known as the Parktown Prawn, which is a actually a giant cricket. Reaching as long as seven centimetres (2.8 inches), the insect comes with a fearsome reputation of being hard to kill and even if successfully squashed, it leaves a black fecal matter that causes stains. Coal ...

There are no certainties. No matter how hard you try, unless you accept what is in front of you for what it is, you’re in trouble. I’ve been trying to reconcile the multitude of voices jostling to solve our country’s deepest problem, poverty.

Insects. They are what we’re told we’ll all soon be eating if we care about the planet. For Wendy Vesela-Ntimbani, born in Limpopo, the mopani worm has been a culinary favourite since she was a kid. Now she is sharing them with the world. A cash cow disguised as a caterpillar?

Energy intensive industries, such as the Mining and Minerals sector, are under pressure from governments, investors, and society to reduce carbon

Thousands of international delegates descended on Cape Town this week - for the first in-person Mining Indaba since the COVID-19 lockdowns.

Bongani Bingwa finds out more from roleplayers after the conclusion of the Mining Indaba 2022.

Cape Town, South Africa (PANA) – The 2022 Mining Indaba summit wrapped up in Cape Town on Friday with delegates from around the world addressing issues impacting on the multi-billion-dollar industry across the continent

Energy intensive industries, such as the Mining and Minerals sector, are under pressure from governments, investors, and society to reduce carbon emissions even as demand for these minerals grow. With most industry players commitment to... - Social News XYZ

Saudi Arabia’s mining sector reported record revenue of SR727 million in 2021

Early Breakfast host Africa Melane chats to Rich Sicina from the Young Nurses Indaba Trade Union.