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The murky depths of regulatory uncertainty - Vimarsana News

The murky depths of regulatory uncertainty

Canada claims that the environment it has created for its minerals sector is the world’s most competitive minerals sector and very attractive for investment into its mining industry.  In its 2019 Canadian Miners and Minerals Plan, it attributes its success story to the following factors: World-leading financing and taxation systems that support exploration and other activities. More agile and efficient regulatory systems that increase certainty and protect Canadians’ interests. World class, ...

Foundations set for local cement industry as govt bans imports for state projects - Vimarsana News

Foundations set for local cement industry as govt bans imports for state projects

Local cement companies have gotten a significant boost after government banned the use of imports of the building material on state projects.

Source: news24.com
PPC, Sephaku shares soar as imported cement is prohibited from use in state projects - Vimarsana News

PPC, Sephaku shares soar as imported cement is prohibited from use in state projects

The cement producers stand to benefit from the 50 strategic infrastructure projects and 12 special projects that the government announced last year.

Source: iol.co.za
Treasury bans use of imported cement on all government-funded projects - Vimarsana News

Treasury bans use of imported cement on all government-funded projects

Announcement prompts surge in PPC and Sephaku share prices.

Mantashe says DMRE mining rights backlog "reduced", hed... - Vimarsana News

Mantashe says DMRE mining rights backlog "reduced", hed...

Minerals and Energy Minister Gwede Mantashe told the Joburg Mining Indaba on Thursday that the backlog of more than 5,000 mining rights applications has been reduced while an announcement would be made soon regarding a cadastre system to replace the useless Samrad one now on place. And an appea...