Dr. Elize Strydom, Senior Executive Employment Relations and Legal at the Chamber of Mines, discusses the court proceedings regarding the Chamber's urgent interdict to prevent the Mineral Resources Minister, Mosebenzi Zwane's planed moratorium. Read More
Chamber of Mines Senior Executive, Dr. Elize Strydom, says there is no trust between the Chamber and Mineral Resources Minister, Mosebenzi Zwane. She says they learned of the Minister's decision to withdraw a decision to impose a moratorium. Read More
The High Court in Pretoria on Friday was unimpressed by Mineral Resources Minister Mosebenzi Zwane's failure to submit an answering affidavit in the Chamber of Mines' application for an urgent interdict against him. Read More
Pretoria - Mining Minister Mosebenzi Zwane received a roasting in the North Gauteng High Court on Friday morning for ignoring South Africa's legal process. Read More
Miners 1, Zwane 0. This is how the score would read if one had to compare the latest battle between industry and the mines minister to that of a football match. Read More
South Africa mines minister, Mosebenzi Zwane, was censured by the High Court today for disrespecting the country’s Constitution after failing to file an answering affidavit in response to an earlier court application by the Chamber of Mines. Read More
In a brutal judgment, Judge Ramarumo Monama tore strips off Mineral Resources Minister Mosebenzi Zwane in his treatment of the court in the urgent interdict brought by the Chamber of Mines to stop a proposed moratorium of mineral and prospecting rights and transfers. Read More
Warren Thompson: I have the privilege of welcoming Mr Joseph Mathunjwa, the president of Amcu, on the phone with me. Good to have you with us, Mr Mathunjwa. Read More
Reserve Bank governor Lesetja Kganyago warned that if SA doesn’t get rid of political uncertainty – which has already spooked domestic and international investors – the country runs the risks of limited economic growth prospects. Read More
The ANC bi-annual lekgotla is an important event on the political calendar. It precedes the cabinet lekgotla, which in turn precedes the budget-planning process. Priorities set by the ANC in June are intended to feed into both the medium-term budget policy statement and, more importantly, the February budget. Read More
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