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The Chamber of Mines will approach the courts to interdict the implementation of the Mining Charter, rejecting the “unilateral imposition” of the document — which it had not seen since April 2016 and which had set unachievable and brand new targets, said CEO Roger Baxter. Read More

South Africa’s mining sector as represented by the Chamber of Mines (CoM) is to turn to the courts in order to contest elements of a Mining Charter redraft published in the Parliament gazette earlier today. Read More

The Chamber of Mines has announced it's going to court to interdict the implementation of the new mining charter that was announced on Thursday morning by Mineral Resources Minister Mosebenzi Zwane. Read More

Evidence of this is apparent in the share prices of some of the country’s best known mining stocks. The Mining Charter in its current form makes no sense. Crimping profits to make new empowerment targets inviolably successful only hurts the ability of the mining sector to sustain itself, much less grow. Read More

Chamber of Mines CEO, Roger Baxter and the Editor of Miningmx, David McKay joined Bruce Whitfield to discuss the impact of the new Mining Charter which was announced by the Minister of Mineral Resources, Mosebenzi Zwane. Read More

The revised Mining Charter could be gazetted this week, but the South African Chamber of Mines is worried that it may differ from the document that was originally proposed. Read More

More platinum wealth lies beneath South African soil than anywhere else on Earth, and for decades the companies that extracted the precious metal promised to help improve the lives of the impoverished people who live above their mines. Read More

Several coal producers have met with labour unions at the Chamber of Mines to conclude a framework agreement going forward. Read More

Positive international macro-economic trends over the last few months should have had a positive outcome for the mining sector highlights the Chamber of Mines. Read More

South Africa's Chamber of Mines said on Thursday that coal producers and unions had agreed to retain a collective bargaining framework for wage talks in 2017, defusing a potential source of friction. Read More