The Minerals Council South Africa and its members have joined hands with the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) and the Gender-based Violence and Femicide (GBVF) Response Fund to support gender-based violence (GBV) response centres in mining communities.
The 16 days of activism against gender-based violence (GBV) provide us with a moment to reflect. It is a time to focus on the lives of people who face abuse, fear and degradation on a daily basis, often in their own homes.
Long-serving CEO of the Minerals Council South Africa, Roger Baxter, will step down from the post when his contract expires next year, the mining industry body has announced. Read More
Long-serving CEO of the Minerals Council South Africa, Roger Baxter, will step down from the post when his contract expires next year, the mining industry body has announced. Read More
Roger Baxter will step down as CEO of the Minerals Council SA in early 2023, which will round off almost nine years at the helm of the mining industry employers’ organisation. Read More
Mining industry employers’ organisation Minerals Council South Africa says that, by the end of this year, mines in the country will have established the capacity and infrastructure to generate about 100 MW of power from renewable-energy installations. Read More
Mining employers’ organisation Minerals Council South Africa held a special board meeting last month to devise a four-tiered plan of action aimed at preventing fatalities Read More
South African mining companies need to redouble engagement efforts and ultimately narrow the trust deficit that has for too long characterised most mine-community relations, says mining employers’ organisation Minerals Council South Africa social performance head Alex Khumalo. Read More
Of the more than 1 000 prospecting rights granted in 2019 and 2020, virtually none awarded to emerging mining companies progressed beyond the application and approval process, says mining employers’ organisation Minerals Council South Africa junior and emerging miners desk lead Grant Mitchell. Read More
Organised criminal syndicates that carry out illegal mining are one of the biggest threats to the country's mining industry. Read More
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