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Artisanal miners work at a cobalt mine-pit in Tulwizembe, Katanga province, Democratic Republic of Congo, November 25, 2015. Picture taken November 25, 2015. Reuters/Kenny Katombe/File Photo

Cobalt, Congo and a mass artisanal mining experiment

Andy Home 14 May 2021

Joe Keenan, MD, BME

Are businesses ready to attract tomorrow's investors?

Joe Keenan 11 May 2021

The issue of occupational noise-induced hearing loss is prominent in the mining industry. Shutterstock

Hearing loss is a neglected hazard for miners in South Africa

Nomfundo Moroe 10 May 2021

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Climate change and the mining sector financial sustainability: Risks, responsibilities, and opportunities

Riaan Koppeschaar 6 May 2021

Powering the economy through alternative energy

Powering the economy through alternative energy

5 May 2021

Compliance a priority as Covid-19 continues to shake up mining

Compliance a priority as Covid-19 continues to shake up mining

Janine Espin 5 May 2021

Logistics, supply chains sectors could play crucial role in rebuilding SA economy

Logistics, supply chains sectors could play crucial role in rebuilding SA economy

4 May 2021

Jon Duncan, head, responsible investment, Old Mutual

Exxaro's move to renewable a sign of progress

29 Apr 2021

South Africa mining at a digital crossroad

South Africa mining at a digital crossroad

Peter Clearkin &Tycho Moncks 20 Apr 2021

Gold is key to the economic survival of millions of Ghanaians. Knut-Erik Helle/Flickr, CC BY-NC

Ghana needs to rethink its small scale mining strategy. Here's how

Richard Kwaku Kumah 16 Apr 2021

Marikana mine. Image: Sibanye-Stillwater

Sibanye-Stillwater restructures Lonmin B-BBEE arrangement

15 Apr 2021

The community of Xolobeni village, in the Eastern Cape, succeesfully challenged the mining of their land in the High Court in 2018. Rogan Ward © Sunday Times.

Law protecting interests of South African communities in mining deals falls short

14 Apr 2021

Rescuers work in Kamituga, South Kivu, at the entrance of one of the mines which collapsed following torrential rains trapping dozens of artisanal miners in September 2020. Photo by Stringer/AFP via Getty Images

How large miners and states stifle local capital and innovation in DR Congo

Ben Radley & Sara Geenen 13 Apr 2021

Anglo American to shed its SA thermal coal assets

Anglo American to shed its SA thermal coal assets

8 Apr 2021

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