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Nelson Mandela Bay ore dust sickness upsurge - Vimarsana News

Nelson Mandela Bay ore dust sickness upsurge

Markman businessmen on Monday described widespread respiratory problems among staff as calls were made for urgent testing to check for manganism, a debilitating nervous system disease caused by years of inhaling ore dust.

Zama zama crisis: Mantashe announces new security force, says R49bn needed for derelict mines - Vimarsana News

Zama zama crisis: Mantashe announces new security force, says R49bn needed for derelict mines

Minister Gwede Mantashe said while the government only has R140 million to rehabilitate South Africa's 6 100 known derelict mines, it is estimated that R49 billion would be needed to do this.

Source: news24.com
Illegal mining planned in boardrooms of contract mafias, charges DA in Parly debate - Vimarsana News

Illegal mining planned in boardrooms of contract mafias, charges DA in Parly debate

DA MP James Lorimer told the National Assembly that mine crimes are big business, and the amounts of money involved make it possible to pay off state officials.

Source: news24.com
DA vows to slash fuel prices when it governs in 2024 - Vimarsana News

DA vows to slash fuel prices when it governs in 2024

The debate follows the latest increases - which have taken the price of petrol to almost R25 per litre.

Source: ewn.co.za
Bernard Swanepoel an optimist on whether SA mining a su... - Vimarsana News

Bernard Swanepoel an optimist on whether SA mining a su...

Is the sun rising or setting on the South African mining industry? It’s a frequently asked question, but mining sectors are built from exploration and ‘junior’ or small companies. And South Africa has a woeful pipeline on this front.