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Corporate activist and inspirational business woman, Nolitha Fakude, has spent her life focusing on the development of women and marginalised communities in the workplace and society. Read More

The COVID-19 pandemic has had a massive impact on the world and South Africa, and is not only a humanitarian crisis but has also sent significant economic shock waves through the global and local economies. Read More

The Minerals Council South Africa has pledged its support for government’s vaccine roll-out programme, stating that access to an effective vaccine will help reopen the economy and save lives and livelihoods. Read More

The return to work in pandemic conditions this year is smoother than after the lockdown in 2020 as the industry can draw on experience Read More

The Minerals Council South Africa has expressed its concern about the sovereign ratings downgrades by agencies Moody’s and Fitch on November 20, which pushed South Africa deeper into “junk territory”. Read More

The Minerals Council South Africa and members including Gold Fields have thrown their support behind a business initiative calling for small and medium-sized enterprise suppliers to be paid within 30 days. Read More

The Minerals Council South Africa, “shocked” to hear of the murder of mining community leader Fikile Ntshangase, extends its “deepest condolences” to her family and colleagues. Read More

Minerals Council South Africa health head Dr Thuthula Balfour believes that Covid-19 has provided a springboard to drive change within companies – which have had to adapt to a ‘new normal’ by automating certain work processes, while enabling flexible working hours – adding that this adaptation can be geared toward driving inclusivity and gender diversity. Read More

The Covid-19 pandemic has forced mining companies to “fundamentally rethink” the way they operate, says Minerals Council South Africa modernisation and safety senior executive Sietse van der Woude. Read More

Minerals Council South Africa health head Dr Thuthula Balfour explains that the Minerals Council and its members recognised early on that the Eastern Cape would need assistance in addressing Covid-19. It is a mining-affected province, without mines. Read More