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Investing in African Mining Indaba (Mining Indaba) (https://www.MiningIndaba.com) is honoured to announce that the President of the Republic of Angola, H.E. João Lourenço, will attend Mining Indaba 2024 where he
Four Social and Labour Plan (SLP) projects, undertaken by Impala Rustenburg at an investment of more than R53 million, were handed over to the relevant local authorities in Rustenburg, North
– The sixth edition of the South Sudan Oil & Power (SSOP) 2023 conference and exhibition (https://apo-opa.info/3MTd4Vh) – taking place in Juba from 14-16 June – will feature an African
Global food systems today are unsustainable for both people and planet. Besides operating at a high environmental cost, one third of produce is being wasted, leaving billions of people inadequately
Impala Rustenburg has announced its ongoing commitment to Tapologo by supporting the Tapologo home-based care training programme for another year. Impala Rustenburg will cover the costs of 30 bursaries, including
The world can’t get enough of South African cars it seems. But how long will the upward trend last? Take a look at May’s numbers. Picture: Compiled from Motorpress After
Sishen mine is Kumba Iron Ore’s flagship operation and one of the world’s largest open pits. (Image courtesy of Kumba Iron Ore) A rail line linking South Africa’s iron ore
Members of Kamoa-Kakula’s multinational team of geologists and engineers (Credit: Ivanhoe) The Democratic Republic of Congo displaced Peru as the second-biggest copper exporter last year, official data from the two
by Ali Conn, Chief Innovation Officer of SA Harvest In the verdant heartland of South Africa, a jarring paradox of two opposing food systems manifests – one burgeoning with excess,
“Caring for the communities surrounding our partner farms and packhouses has been a value upon which we’ve acted since the establishment of our business,” says Adéle Ackermann, marketing manager for