SA makes progress at WTO on disputes over citrus exports
Panels to be set up to tackle EU restrictions on black spot and false codling moth by DENENE ERASMUS SA is moving forward in its bid to find a lasting
African Rainbow Minerals takes full ownership of Nkomati
African Rainbow Minerals (ARM) is set to become the sole owner of the Nkomati Mine, located in Mpumalanga. ARM is acquiring the remaining 50% stake in the mine from its
Wildfires are set to become commonplace
Here’s how World Cup rugby star and farmer Kwagga Smith prepares for fire season The Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) reports that the increasing urbanisation of South Africa’s
Impala Rustenburg donates sanitary towels and celebrates home-based caregivers on Mandela Day
In honour of Mandela Day, Impala Rustenburg has distributed 7,425 sanitary towels to 2,472 girls across 13 Impala-supported high schools in its mine communities. In addition, the company celebrated the
High Court orders South Africa to suspend arms exports to Myanmar
Artillery of Myanmar’s military. The Gauteng Division of the High Court in Pretoria has set aside permits that were granted by the National Conventional Arms Control Committee (NCACC) to facilitate
President of South Africa Signs Groundbreaking Procurement Bill into Law: A New Era for Supply Chain Professionals
Today marks a significant milestone for the supply chain industry and the broader economic landscape of South Africa. President Cyril Ramaphosa has officially signed the much-anticipated Procurement Bill into law,
Botswana pushes for law granting locals 24% mining ownership
Botswana is proposing a new law requiring mining companies to sell a 24% stake in their operations to locals once a license is granted. Botswana is a country rich in
Unlocking AI’s transformative potential in South Africa: Enhancing society & creating opportunities
By Richard Shrewry – iLeadLAB Manager at Regent Business School As artificial intelligence (AI) continues to supercharge every aspect of business and society, South Africa stands at a critical juncture.
New government of national unity (GNU) to prioritise land reform success, and not reinvent the wheel
23 July 2024; Land Reform – Johannesburg: The creation of a new, standalone ministry to oversee the implementation of land reform and spearhead rural development may be the resolution needed
Bühler a proud exhibitor at regional MTE expos
Johannesburg (South Africa), 23 July 2024 – From bulk handling to chain conveyors, Bühler Johannesburg will exhibit its specialised solutions at a range of key regional MTE (Mining & Technical