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Restructuring costs weigh down Amplats
[Allan Seccombe] Anglo American Platinum (Amplats‚) reported a strong rebound in operating profit for the 2013 financial year‚ but its restructuring costs and asset write downs pushed the world's largest platinum producer into an overall loss and it withheld its annual dividend. Read more >>


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Cloud for mining at Africa Mining Indaba
Local business solutions provider AccTech Systems, in conjunction with Global Micro, a leading African hosted infrastructure IT provider, will be demonstrating its cloud ERP solutions at Africa Mining Indaba 2014. The event will be held at the Cape Town International Convention Centre (CTICC) from 3-6 February 2014. Read more >>

Amplats up more than 6% after update
Shares of the world's largest platinum producer‚ Anglo American Platinum (Amplats) were up more than 6% on Wednesday (29 January)‚ following the release of its quarterly production update. Read more >>

India a partner country for WAMPEX
India has been named Partner Nation for the 20th West African Mining & Power Exhibition (WAMPEX) which takes place from 28-30 May at the Accra International Conference Centre in Accra, Ghana. Long rated the best trade show in West Africa, this biennial event benefits from broad regional government support and comprehensive industry participation. Read more >>

Angola's onshore oil potential over 7bn barrels
LUANDA, ANGOLA: Angola has over seven billion barrels of oil potential in onshore blocks and production rights will soon go on sale, state-owned company Sonangol said. Read more >>

Set Point Group represented at Mining Indaba
The Set Point Group will be represented by WearCheck and Set Point Laboratories at this year's Mining Indaba which will be held at the Cape Town International Conference Centre from 3-6 February. Both WearCheck and Set Point Laboratories will be showcasing their analytical services and products unique to the mining Industry. Read more >>

Mining Resources
Fight is on to expand Richards Bay port

Brendan Ryan

Battle lines are being drawn over who will install additional coal export capacity at the Richards Bay port‚ with the Richards Bay Coal Terminal (RBCT) and challenger RBTGrindrod both looking to bring in Transnet as a partner. Read more >>

Science & Engineering
Gem Diamonds acquires debt facility from Nedbank
Nedbank Capital successfully concluded a US$25m short-term debt facility to Gem Diamonds Limited to complete the construction of its Ghaghoo Diamond Mine in Botswana. Nedbank Capital acted as sole mandated lead arranger for the transaction. Read more >>

Mining Indaba a platform to highlight blasting solutions
BME, the South African explosives supplier, will be using its presence as an exhibitor at the Mining Indaba in Cape Town to highlight their innovative blasting solutions to the industry. This year's Indaba will be held at the Cape Town International Conference Centre from 3-6 February. Read more >>


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Marketing & Media
[2014 trends] The discipline of brand building - Dr Carla Enslin
Fire your marketing team - Travis Bussiahn
[2014 trends] A game changing year for advertising and communications - Odette van der Haar

Medical
Support World Cancer Day today
Medical research trust to receive R4.5 million

Retail
[2014 trends] Delivering value in a dynamic retail environment - Brett Kaplan
Flux Trends looks at the 'State We're In'
Online auctioning grows in South Africa

Government
Deadline for anti-poaching strategies looms - Sydney Masinga
Sanral sets record straight on 'e-toll roadblocks'
Government mulls Green Paper on media diversity

CSI
Anglo committed to uplifting education
Cotlands kicks off Heartfelt Campaign
Epic Communications provides pro bono PR services

Finance
Interest rate hike - consumer confidence is key
CIMA shows strong growth in 2013
Repo rate increases to 5.5%

Agriculture
Agriculture key sector for Africa says Dlamini-Zuma
ONE launches new agricultural campaign
Minimum wage for farm workers amended

Arts
BASA reveals line-up of events for 2014
Impact study confirms NAF's economic contribution
NAF launches Creative City project with EU

Building
New conference centre at lodge announced
Cement data point to booming construction sector - Helmo Preuss

Environment
KNP distances itself from lion hunt advert
Strategies to mitigate impact of climate change
Cape Town to host Abidjan Convention

HR & Recruitment
B-BBEE Amendment Bill signed into law
How to project yourself in an interview
Big raises for city officials

Legal
BGAG extends reach into francophone Africa
Enforceability of the Dangerous Weapons Act - Nadia Mather
Commission will not prosecute supermarkets

Manufacturing
SABS to ensure PVC pipes are heavy metal free
Kagiso January PMI unchanged at 49.9 points - Maarten Mittner

Property
Commission approves sale of Modderfontein property - Amanda Visser
Turning ordinary estate agents into experts
Hike in interest rate provides challenges for property market

Education
No pass, no varsity fees
Museums and Democracy: celebrating our 20 years of democracy
MDM partners with eLearningCurve

Tourism
Berkman takes to the bush... in luxury - Brian Berkman
SA Tourism opens marketing office in Lagos
MSC Cruises SA makes booking easier

ICT
Icasa's final regulations on mobile termination rates - Thabiso Mochiko
Digital products to be taxed in SA from April
Moody's predicts 'difficult' times ahead for cellular operators - Thabiso Mochiko

Maritime
Fight is on to expand Richards Bay port - Brendan Ryan
NATO submarine rescue vessel assessed
Sails set for Mykonos Offshore Regatta

Sport
Heyneke Meyer welcomes Victor Matfield's return
Nike partners with SAFA
SARU signs contracts with Springbok women

Logistics
SAA turns again to state for survival
Taxi drivers to strike in protest against e-tolling

Lifestyle
UB40 to play Paarl and Joburg in SA Tour
Jimmy Carr returns to SA
Countdown begins to the Mad Decent Block Party

Automotive
New vehicles sales slow off the mark - Henrie Geyser: motoring editor
Fiat and Chrysler adopt a new logo
Rand set to take vehicle sales for a bumpy ride - Nick Hedley
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