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Corporate Social Responsibility
Investment in community continues despite industry challenges
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South Africa’s current platinum-group metals (PGMs) crisis is not reason enough to stop investing in and supporting the communities of its surrounding operations, states platinum miner Lonmin. “Even though the platinum industry is not doing...
By: Yolandi Booyens
24th August 2012
SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
Stricter laws needed to bar politicians from mining boards – BMF
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South Africa should formulate a national development strategy to promote possibilities for an alternative developmental path that promotes sustainability, but which did not have mining as its main focus.
This is one of the recommendations made by...
By: Megan Wait
14th August 2012
EDUCATION & TRAINING
Maths, science campaign for student revision session
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Significant importance has been placed on the need for students to take maths and science at high-school level as this will assist in ensuring that they are well prepared and motivated to study maths and science-based courses at tertiary level. It...
10th August 2012
Mozambique
Mining stimulating economic and social development in Mozambique
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On Saturday, July 21 2012, in Maputo, Mozambique’s Health Minister, Alexandre Manguele, with Brazilian Vice President Michel Temer, presided at the official opening of the African country’s first pharmaceuticals plant. The State-owned...
By: Keith Campbell
3rd August 2012
Corporate Social Responsibility
Solutions provider emphasises importance of social value creation for mining in Africa
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Obtaining a social licence to operate a project with the ongoing approval of stakeholders is critical for the success of mining companies in Africa and is increasingly becoming the differentiator between companies, says science-based products and...
By: Gia Costella
13th July 2012
PEOPLE
Randgold CEO raises $500 000 for charity on motorcycle trip
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Randgold Resources CEO Mark Bristow raised more than $500 000 for charity after completing a 13 000 km charity motorcycle marathon across 17 countries, the company reported on Wednesday.
The mining leader’s team, 3boyzonbikes, which included...
By: Natasha Odendaal
11th July 2012
DEVELOPMENT RESISTANCE
Bolivian explorers released by project saboteurs
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TSX-listed South American Silver (SAS) on Monday welcomed the confirmation that two of its Bolivian employees, Agustin Cardenas and Fernando Fernandez, and a local policeman have been set free.
These were the last people to be freed following a...
By: Henry Lazenby
9th July 2012
MINING LEGISLATION
DMR to implement Section 54 task team recommendations
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Mineral Resources Minister Susan Shabangu on Monday said that an implementation plan was being drafted to adopt new recommendations for dealing with alleged inconsistencies on the application of Section 54 of the Mine Health and Safety Act.
A...
By: Natasha Odendaal
9th July 2012
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