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Sibanye-Stillwater CEO Neal Froneman says his R300-million remuneration package consists mostly of long-term share incentives and is not “well understood”. And although it has been a red rag to striking unions at the company’s SA gold mines, he says progress is finally being made in thorn...

When strong policy orientation intersects with ESG and moves toward a new paradigm, it will signify government understanding that investment and reform go hand in hand.

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 ...

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.

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

Here and there people were heard muttering: “Sure. What’s in it for the ANC and its cadres?” A great deal of money, it emerges.

Renewed confidence in Zambia’s investment climate has prompted the nation’s largest copper miner to unveil a US$1. 35 billion package of new projects. First Quantum Minerals (FQM) this week approved plans to invest US$1. 25 billion in its long-awaited expansion of Kansanshi’s operations in Solwe ...

President Cyril Ramaphosa’s speech at the Investing in African Mining Indaba noted the successes that can be achieved if the public and private sectors work together. The Minerals Council took note of the President’s commitments for his government to remove obstacles blocking growth of the minin ...