Mining Weekly2d
Pan African can operate and grow in South Africa ‘very successfully’, Cobus Loots reports
The London- and Johannesburg-listed Pan African Resources is able to operate and to grow in South Africa – “and do so very ...
Sustainable economic growth in South Africa will come from renewables, not coal: what our model shows
The South African government has not invested enough for renewable energy to contribute to long-term economic growth.
Mining Weekly3d
Goldplat's South African operations swing to profit for the second quarter
The CEO of Aim-listed mining services group Goldplat, Werner Klingenberg, has applauded the work undertaken at its gold recovery operations in South Africa and Ghana during the quarter ended December ...
AGOA loss would deal big blow to South Africa’s vehicle and component manufacturing industries
Industry body warns of potential domino effect of South Africa losing its duty-free access to the US market through AGOA.
South Africa's history uncovered: The 1,000-year gap they don't teach in school
Were you told that gold mining in southern Africa started after 1852? Or that the export of iron, steel, copper and gold ...
Engineering News12d
Steel cuts threaten South Africa’s $257bn building drive
Billionaire-backed ArcelorMittal South Africa’s (AMSA's ... Carmakers will need to undergo recertification for steel products made by new suppliers, a safety requirement that involves a lengthy ...
TheCable14d
On Tinubu’s genuine love for Anambra and the whole of the south-east
On the need to connect the south east corridor with the nation’s high-pressure gas infrastructure that has made the news in recent times, this column believes that President Tinubu will pursue ...
Jancis Robinson14d
Bottle lightweighting gains support, South Africa's rising exports, new smoke-taint study
South African wine on the rise It may not be much of a rise, but South Africa did defy the global wine market in 2024 and managed to grow wine exports by value by 4.3% – though volumes remained stable ...
scmp.com14d
Norway detains ship and Russian crew suspected of damaging Sweden-Latvia cable
A Norway-owned and Russian-crewed ship that authorities suspect may have been involved in damage to an underwater fibre optic cable connecting Latvia and the Swedish island of Gotland has been ...
Sky14d
Second ship seized in Baltic Sea cable damage investigation
A Norwegian ship suspected of being involved in "serious damage" to an underwater telecoms cable between Latvia and Sweden has been boarded by police. The Silver Dania cargo vessel, with an all ...
Engineering News15d
Opinion: AMSA closure – where to for automotive manufacturing in South Africa?
South Africa’s automotive supply chains are intricately linked to local steel production. The closure of AMSA Newcastle will introduce volatility, with manufacturers facing longer lead times and ...
South Wales Guardian15d
England’s resident doctors in dispute over working conditions
“We have made every effort to provide the BMA with a workable solution on one of the more technical elements of the deal to make sure it delivers on the principles both parties agreed to. “It is ...