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The Mining Indaba in Cape Town is taking place this week, out of its normal slot in February. Just the location of the indaba says so much about South Africa, mining, Cape Town and, would you believe, industrial theory.

The large-scale removal of natural resources from South Africa’s seas for sale on global markets may be profitable, but often comes at the expense of small-scale fishers. Members of affected coastal communities gathered in Cape Town on Monday to discuss the challenges and threats they face fr...

Resource nationalism, once an anti-mining rallying cry across the continent, has now given way to a kinder, more accommodative approach by governments from Zambia to Ghana.

President Cyril Ramaphosa once again made a commitment to cut red tape at the Investing in African Mining Indaba in Cape Town. But the sector still faces tape galore and is seeing red as a result. President Cyril Ramaphosa once again made a commitment to cut red tape at the Investing in African...

Botswana has been inundated with inquiries to supply coal to Europe and estimates that demand from Western countries could top a million tonnes a year, President Mokgweetsi Masisi said on Tuesday, as...

The Angolan exclusive operator has already flagged an almost one-third reduction in diamond output this year.

However, figures show a regression in the industry’s safety performance.

Prices for some products have risen by as much as 30%.

By Promit Mukherjee and Helen Reid CAPE TOWN (Reuters) - Surging inflation is eating into gold miner Gold Fields' contingency cost buffer for its Sala...

By Clara Denina and Helen Reid CAPE TOWN (Reuters) - Zambia's President Hakainde Hichilema is pleased China will co-chair a creditor committee with France