Category: Commodities
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The Growing Role of Women in South Africa’s Industrial scene
In recent years, South Africa has seen a major shift in its industrial scene and at the heart of this transformation are the women who are breaking barriers, leading innovations, and reshaping the future of the sector. From mining and manufacturing to logistics and engineering, women are increasingly taking on pivotal roles in industries traditionally…
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South Africa’s Coal Exports and Their Impact on the Global Market
South Africa is rich in coal reserves and has long been a powerhouse in the global coal industry. The country ranks among the top coal producers and exporters in the world. South Africa’s coal mines are primarily located in Mpumalanga, Limpopo, and parts of KwaZulu-Natal, where vast coal seams fuel both domestic energy production and…
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How South African Government Can Balance Economic Growth and Environmental Protection
South Africa stands at a critical crossroads, the country must drive economic growth to reduce poverty and unemployment, while also safeguarding its natural environment for future generations. Striking this balance is no easy task, but it’s not impossible. In this blog, we explore practical strategies South Africa’s government can use to promote sustainable development, without…
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Environmental Impact Assessments in South Africa (EIA) Explained
Discover the role and importance of Environmental Impact Assessments (EIAs) in South Africa. Learn how EIAs promote sustainable development, protect biodiversity, and influence project approvals.
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How South Africa’s Labour Laws Affect the Mining and Construction Industries
South Africa’s labour laws are some of the most strict laws in the world, made to protect worker rights, promote fair employment practices, and ensure workplace safety. While this framework is important for ethical labor relations, it creates both opportunities and challenges for two of the country’s most labour-intensive sectors: mining and construction. The Legal…
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The Impact of Eskom’s Power Shortages on South African Mining Operations
South Africa’s mining industry, one of the national economic contributors, is under increasing strain due to Eskom’s persistent power shortages and load shedding. As the country’s primary electricity supplier, Eskom’s inability to meet growing energy demands has had far-reaching consequences for mining operations, which rely heavily on a stable and uninterrupted power supply. We will…
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