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Weekly top stories
CSIR system helps deep-level mines talk to the surface
[Lucille Davie] In the underground noise, dust and darkness of South Africa's deep-level mines, efficient communication with the surface is essential for streamlined operations - and to save lives. Read more >>


Mining
Implats mine closed over strike
The world's second-biggest platinum producer Impala Platinum will halt its operations to prevent violence during a planned mass strike, the company said. Read more >>

Transnet urged to work with Richards Bay port

Brendan Ryan

The president of the Chamber of Mines‚ Mike Teke‚ has renewed his appeal to Transnet to collaborate with the Richards Bay Coal Terminal (RBCT) on further expansion to cater for junior black coal miners wanting access to export markets. Read more >>

Mines
Amplats appeals to miners to respect picketing rules
Anglo American Platinum (Amplats) has appealed to striking employees to respect picketing rules by using designated picketing areas. Read more >>

Striking mine workers called to end strike
PRETORIA: North West Premier Thandi Modise has called on striking parties in the mining sector to strive for a win-win solution to end the current wage dispute. Read more >>

Premier welcomes court order on Kagiso mining
PRETORIA: Gauteng Premier Nomvula Mokonyane has welcomed the court order by the South Gauteng High Court, directing Mintails SA and Mogale Gold to cease mining operations, pending compliance with the directive issued last week. Read more >>

Govt calls for protests to be peaceful
As mineworkers in some of the country's platinum mines prepare to go on strike, government has urged all parties involved in the current wage dispute to engage in meaningful negotiations to resolve the dispute. Read more >>

SANParks concerned over water pollution
The South African National Parks (SANParks) has expressed its concern over water pollution threats from the Bosveld Phosphate operation near Phalaborwa in Limpopo. Read more >>

Mining Resources
Exceptional 29.6-carat blue diamond found in SA
JOHANNESBURG: An exceptional 29.6-carat blue diamond has been discovered at the Cullinan mine in South Africa. Read more >>


Government

Consolidate social dialogue - Motlanthe
Deputy President Kgalema Motlanthe has reiterated a need for organised labour, organised business and government to consolidate social dialogue as the guiding principle. Read more >>

Violent strikes, minimum wages under the spotlight
Violent strikes and the review of the possibility of increasing minimum wages to address poverty and inequality will come into sharp focus this year, says Labour Minister Mildred Oliphant. Read more >>


More Government news


New events to diarise

Copperbelt Mining Trade Expo & Conference - 28 Apr 2014 to 29 Apr 2014 Kitwe
The Copperbelt Mining Trade Expo & Conference (CBM-TEC) is a unique professional attendance technical supplies and equipment trade expo for the Copperbelt region hosted exclusively within the Copperbelt. Read more >>


9th International Conference on Mine Closure
Mine Closure 2014 - 1 Oct 2014 to 3 Oct 2014 Johannesburg


All industry news


Marketing & Media
[2014 trends] Marketing for advertising - Tarryn Pitchers
Social media... Brands, you're missing the point! - Felix Kessel
[2014 trends] Youth trends in 2014 - Jason Levin and Mokebe Thulo

Medical
Chemical threat may make for an unsafe pair of hands
Malaria drug combo could help prevent pregnancy complications in lupus patients - Karen N. Peart
Canine vaccinations effective deterrent to rabies in Africa

Retail
Fish & Chip Co runs promotional competition
Samsung, Google sign patent-sharing deal
Commission not to prosecute major retailers

Government
Policy revision at SABC causes raised eyebrows - Linda Ensor
Now judges have to declare interests
SA continues with efforts to secure Korkie's release

CSI
Partnership will improve community's food security
Still time to donate unwanted goods to less fortunate

Finance
Ombudsman is clear about home insurance
WEF ends with cautious optimism

Agriculture
Drought-stricken Free State farmers in dire straits - Annelie Coleman
Locals cash in on marula harvest
Grains mostly softer due to good rain

Arts
Theatre4Youth Forum comes to Cape Town
Call for independent theatre productions
WGSA Knowledge Share Session in Durban

Building
September to table paper on housing finance

Environment
Sustainability Week aims to stimulate a green economy

HR & Recruitment
Make the office work for you in 2014 - Linda Trim
Dealing with employees' New Year's resolutions
[BizCareers] Put thought into interview responses - Juliette Attwell

Legal
Unregulated industry: re-sale of electricity - Ramon Pereira and Chantelle Gladwin
SA to host first ever meeting of CCJA
SAPS confiscates counterfeit goods in Kimberley

Manufacturing
SABMiller invests US%110m in Nigeria

Property
Cancelling a bond application can be expensive
Arrowhead Property's private placement over-subscribed - Alistair Anderson
MAS Real Estate to go to capital markets - Alistair Anderson

Security
Sanral survives its third scare
Community to be involved in recruiting police - Mthethwa

Education
Are you a square peg in a round hole? - John French
Soweto Community encourages learners to stay in school

Tourism
Tourism performs better than expected - Andiswa Maqutu
Promising outlook for SA's tourism industry in 2014
Report reveal travellers desire personalised services

ICT
Trend Micro's Security Predictions for 2014
Telkom 'in talks to sell its cellphone towers' - Thabiso Mochiko
Market expecting Telkom turnaround - Thabiso Mochiko

Maritime
Angola searches for lost Greek oil tanker

Sport
PE ready for Herald VW Cycle Tour
IMG Media signs agreement with Klitschko
Cowen completes Robben Island swim

Logistics
Ports seek an 8.5% tariff increase - Linda Ensor

Lifestyle
Update on Red Bull King of the Air 2014
Afrinolly Short Film Competition winners announced

Automotive
Harley-Davidson launches Riding Academy in SA
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