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The government should articulate how the Cahora Bassa oil and gas project fits into its National Development Strategy and Climate Change Response Strategy.

Accountability and transparency are vital to avoid the ‘resource curse’, where extraction benefits the elite, at the expense of local people

Lithium demand has more than doubled since 2016, and it's supposed to triple by 2025.

Close economic and political ties have triumphed over national interests, business ethics and proper investment protocols as the South African government continues to keep mum despite the R11-billion Chinese auto investment at the Coega Special Economic Zone outside Gqeberha not gaining any tra...

China’s 15th-century exploits may hold lessons for policies in the 21st century. It is a complex world and a knowledge of history can be helpful.

While in some corners of the world, the clean energy revolution conjures up images of electric vehicles and expansive wind farms, in countries with mineral reserves critical for producing that clean energy, the transition entails more than switching from a gasoline-powered car to an EV. Demand for transition minerals like the lithium, cobalt, nickel and […]

Hyve, which earlier this month agreed to a £481m takeover by private equity firm Providence , forecasts revenue of between £95m and £100m in the year to the end of March.

Events business Hyve Group said in an update on Monday that it was expecting to generate revenue for the first half of between £95m and £100m.

Lucapa Diamond and its Angolan partners are making great strides to improve the Lulo kimberlite exploration programme. Company chief executive and managing director Stephen Wetherall told Rough & Polished’s Mathew Nyaungwa on the sidelines of the Mining...

Let me come right out and admit that I did not know that the Eastern Cape was endowed with a diversity of minerals. The Eastern Cape has been one of the forgotten provinces when it comes to economic potential and development. Much of our labour force is lost to other provinces and that is in part because there are not as many work opportunities at home. The women of the Eastern Cape are left to run households and our children loiter about, jobless. Our communities languish in poverty and remains...