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A huge obstacle to the financial prospects of junior and emerging miners in Africa is the long turnaround times for licences to explore and mine.

Mining companies’ failure to conduct, develop, and implement thorough resettlement plans for affected communities came with risks including protracted litigation, reputational damage and delays in sourcing critical minerals needed for the energy transition.

This is according to Axola Myendeki, Acting General Manager Commercial & Industrial, of leading fuel company Astron Energy, which is participating in this

The government’s efforts to liberalise the country’s energy market is nothing to be scoffed at, experts say

A look at Cristal Challeges most popular stocks and the dwindling interest in ESGs.

The panel discussion at the Bowmans annual Mining Indaba event was dedicated to green hydrogen, with no mention of mining…

This after industry group the Minerals Council SA announced that 2023 saw a setback in mine safety, following an improved safety record in the previous year.

Sibanye-Stillwater CEO Neal Froneman has come out swinging on the subject of state failure and rampant crime. 

The leading coal exporter is not giving up, even as local logistics constraints and falling prices bear down on sales

De Beers is pivoting back to Angola where it sees the best chances for a major diamond discovery. Growing transparency has helped pave the road.