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Kuzeeko Tjitemisa Namibia's exports of precious minerals generated $23bn in the 2017/2018 financial year, although beneficiation protagonists would probably want to know how much of this directly benefited Namibians...read |
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 | Rebekah Shirley Urban communities often face many challenges in obtaining electricity access... read |
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 | Issued By Shift Social Development It is no longer sufficient to take a profit-first business approach: not only is it not sustainable for the long term, but consumers at all levels are now demanding that the business world develops a conscience... read |
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 | Jane Mcintosh De Beers has taken another step towards ridding the trade of its "blood diamond" tag with a mobile tracking app for miners in Sierra Leone. While Gemfair may be useful, more needs to be done to ensure safety... read |
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 | Working with key constituencies, the South African Wind Energy Association (SAWEA) aims to help improve the implementation of... read |
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 | Due to the dynamic nature of mining - amendments to existing water use licences and applications for additional new water uses are a regular requirement for mines... read |
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 | Feroz Koor Sustainability issues are increasingly shaping trends in the retail sector. In this year's World Economic Forum Global Risks Report, three of the top global risks in terms of likelihood and impact are environmental... read |
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WAMPEX - 30 May 2018, Accra | 31 May 2018, Accra | 1 Jun 2018, Accra After 24 years WAMPEX has become a major forum attracting over 1,400 professionals from more than 16 countries making it one of the most important industry meeting places. Read more >> |
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