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  • September 19, 2019

    Minerals Council calls on Govt to shelve Carbon Tax as sector faces “damaging” R6bn bill

    Miningmx – South Africa’s Carbon Tax would cost the country’s minerals sector R5.5bn a year in its second phase of implementation, said the Minerals Council South Africa which has called again on the government to shelve the levy.

  • September 18, 2019

    Our burning planet: As the sun sets on carbon, mining can still rise

    The BEE Chamber – Mining houses and other industrial sectors heavily invested in coal and carbon-heavy activities are pushing back against the carbon tax. But, if you crunch the numbers, low-carbon investments make good business sense.

  • September 18, 2019

    Health, safety paramount

    Daily News – Uncomfortably high number ofworkplace deaths to come under scrutiny at conference.

  • September 16, 2019

    Government to look at administered electricity prices for key industries

    Business Day – The government is looking to unroll administered electricity prices for key parts of the economy, including mining, manufacturing and furnaces smelting minerals, Gwede Mantashe, mineral resources and energy minister, has said.

  • September 13, 2019

    Pan-African conference seeks to bolster OHS on the continent

    Engineering news – OSHAfrica’s inaugural Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) Conference – triennial conferences that will be held across the African continent – is a Pan-African, collaborative endeavour that is aimed at bringing together stakeholders from South Africa, the rest of Africa and beyond to discuss the challenges in OHS on the continent.

  • September 13, 2019

    SA must act fast, coherently on economy – Minerals Council SA

    The Citizen – Policy certainty is critical, ‘in particular … in the mining sector’, Minerals Council South Africa chief executive Roger Baxter said.

  • September 12, 2019

    Minerals Council looks to medium term policy statement as platform for reform

    Miningmx – The Minerals Council South Africa acknowledged rating agency Moody’s decision not to de-rate South Africa, but said it was critical the country’s government took steps to reform the economy, using the upcoming interim budget statement as a platform.

  • September 11, 2019

    South Africa’s Mining Industry sees taxing carbon conundrum

    Daily Maverick – South Africa’s mining industry is ringing alarm bells over the incoming carbon tax. Like so much on the policy front here, concerns centre on uncertainty. And unlike other sectors, the mining industry cannot pass on the anticipated costs to its customers. It has to take them on the chin with a direct hit to the bottom line.

  • September 10, 2019

    Outcry over Treasury’s proposed tax changes

    Business Day – Various sectors of the economy, including the motor, mining and tobacco industries, voiced their concerns in parliament on Tuesday over a raft of proposed tax changes by the National Treasury.

  • September 09, 2019

    Minerals Council says 2018 ‘turning point’ for mining, laments Carbon Tax costs

    Mining Weekly – The mining remains an important component of the South African economy, says the Minerals Council South Africa.

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