Minerals Council
position on COVID-19
Integrated Annual
Review 2019
Annual General Meeting
Getting back to work
under COVID-19
Women in mining
in South Africa

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The industry’s approach to reporting on incidents of COVID-19 is aligned to the requirements of the DoH in the first instance, while keeping the DMRE, the MHSC and organised labour informed at all times.

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Integrated Annual Review 2019

The Minerals Council South Africa announced the publication of its Integrated Annual Review and Financial Statements for the year ended 31 December 2019 at its 130th annual general meeting (AGM) today.

2019 Highlights

The mining sector contributed R360.9 billion to GDP in 2019.
Safety performance improved significantly in 2019, with a 37% decline in reported fatalities.
The impact of the spread of COVID-19 will be felt intensely by our country for a long time to come.

Integrated Annual Review 2019 Annual Financial Statements 2019 Media release

130^th Annual General Meeting

Minerals Council President Mxolisi Mgojo has called on all the leaders of the mining industry to commit to continuing to address the COVID-19 health threat with uncompromising vigour.

AGM President’s address media release Office Bearers' media release President’s speech Points from Minister Gwede Mantashe

Getting back to work under COVID-19

Mining industry preparedness for continuing phase up of operations

28 April 2020

The Minerals Council South Africa is pleased to be able to note the partial resumption of mining activities since the amendment of the 16 April Disaster Management Act regulations, which will be reinforced by the switch to the Level 4 alert status announced by President Ramaphosa on 23 April.

MEDIA STATEMENT PRESENTATION

Women in mining in South Africa

WOMEN IN MINING IN SOUTH AFRICA

04 March 2020

Women in the South African mining industry face a range of challenges – some shared by their male counterparts and many that are theirs alone. The Minerals Council and its member companies work to ensure that women working in the industry have the same opportunities open to them as men – and that they are safe to pursue them.

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ZAR/USD 17.01

Updated on 4 Jul 2020 at 19:59:22

GOLD US$ 1774.40 /oz – 0.01%
SILVER US$ 18.02 /oz + 0.56%
PLATINUM US$ 800.00 /oz – 0.12%
PALLADIUM US$ 1852.00 /oz + 0.87%

Updated on Jul 03, 2020 at 13:00pm
SOUTH AFRICAN EXPORT COAL MONTHLY AVERAGE PRICE

US$ 76.03 /metric ton + 3.27%

As at Dec 01, 2019

MINERALS COUNCIL OFFICE BEARERS

President: Mxolisi Mgojo

Vice President: Neal Froneman

Vice President: Zanele Matlala

Vice President: Steve Phiri

Vice President: Andile Sangqu

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