Chinese Tourism to South Africa Up, But Visas a Barrier
FILE – A woman walks in Cyrildene, also known as Johannesburg’s Chinatown, South Africa, Feb. 7, 2020. With its rolling winelands, picturesque coasts and iconic wildlife, South Africa is a
S.Africa’s Transnet works to clear coal export line after train crash
No serious injuries have been reported and the accident is under investigation. Image: Bloomberg Two trains collided on a key South Africa mining-export line, closing a route plagued by issues
Reviving Africa’s untapped exploration pipelines a key feature at Mining Indaba 2024
The Explorer’s Showcase is returning to Mining Indaba 2024 to shed further light on exploration and the early development of mining companies with assets across Africa CAPE TOWN, South Africa,
S. Africa welcomes duty reduction on tea exports
By NDUMISO MLILO in Johannesburg, South Africa | South Africa has welcomed the Chinese government’s decision to reduce tariffs on imports of rooibos tea, a major agricultural export commodity, said
SA fails to process any of 2,525 mining permits for 23/24
Gwede Mantashe, mines and energy minister, South Africa THE backlog of mining permits in South Africa has worsened as some 2,525 new applications submitted in the government’s financial year ended…
SA beef industry looks forward to 2024 with new export markets
‘We’ve moved from being a net importer to a net exporter, which means we produce too much beef for this country to consume which is great for farmers,’ says Beefmaster
South Africa needs major power plant construction drive, government report warns
South Africa is in need of a massive power plant construction programme if it wants to ensure adequate electricity supplies up to 2050. That’s according to a new planning document
South Africa Pins Hopes on Return of Tourists Despite Crime Worries
More international travelers have been visiting South Africa this year, with visitors from the U.S. especially seeing significant growth. But crime fears might deter a full recovery. So leaders are…
South Africa: new underground occupation by miners
More than 2,200 miners working in platinum mines on Monday launched the fourth underground protest to hit the South African mining industry in less than two months. Operations have been
Sibanye-Stillwater accelerates decarbonisation through two more renewable energy projects
South Africa-headquartered PGMs and gold mining major Sibanye-Stillwater has announced the financial close and start of construction of two additional renewable energy projects for its SA operations. Aside from South