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Three and a half months ago, President Cyril Ramaphosa challenged the mining industry to take steps to implement “10 value-adding principles”. We are responding to this challenge. Read More

Proposal by mineral resources department is proposing to place housing, health and infrastructure responsibilities squarely on miners sets stage for new conflict. Read More

If industrialisation is done properly through advancing the South African mining cluster and using the sector as a driver for industrialisation, the sector has huge potential to operate not only at scale but also to compete in the world market, says Minerals Council South Africa chief economist Henk Langenhoven. Read More

Similar “bullying tactics” to those that are causing significant disruption in the South African construction industry, are also affecting the mining industry, Minerals Council South Africa CEO Roger Baxter confirmed on Wednesday. Read More

Eskom is often criticised for having a bloated workforce, but the ministerial technical task team has found the embattled utility is, in fact, lacking critical skills. Read More

President Cyril Ramaphosa is urged to keep Gwede Mantashe, a senior figure in the ruling party and the government, in his position as mineral resources minister, the executive leadership of the Minerals Council SA said on Wednesday. Read More

The Minerals Council has re-elected all its top officials back into office, this comes as the council held its annual general meeting in Johannesburg. South Africa's mining industry is currently under pressure with some of its members facing challenging times. Read More

The Minerals Council South Africa has added Merafe Resources CEO Zanela Matlala as a VP. Read More

The Minerals Council South Africa will, later this year, launch a new health and safety initiative called Khumbela iKhaya, council chaiperson Mxolisi Mgojo revealed on Wednesday. Read More

The Minerals Council re-elected Mxolisi Mgojo as president when it held its 129th annual general meeting on Wednesday, while Steve Phiri who’s the CEO of Royal Bafokeng Platinum, Andile Sangqu, executive head of Anglo American South Africa and Neal Froneman, the CEO of Sibanye-Stillwater have all been re-elected as vice presidents. Read More