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Gold doesn’t shine for women in Mali and Senegal’s mines
By: ISS, Institute for Security Studies 9th December 2021 Women have historically been key actors in artisanal mining in the indigenous Mandingo communities of south-eastern Senegal and western Mali.... →
Covid-19: Cape Town mayor lashes out at government over handling of new variant announcement 
By: News24Wire 26th November 2021 Cape Town Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis has lashed out at the national health department for its handling of the announcement of a new Covid-19 variant.... →
New book on South Africa’s history puts black people at the centre, for a change
26th November 2021 Thula Simpson’s new book, History of South Africa from 1902 to the Present, is an event-packed narrative history. It is reminiscent of the style of... →
Gaddafi, Haftar election bids add fresh uncertainty to Libya turmoil
By: Reuters 16th November 2021 The entry of two men accused of war crimes into Libya's presidential race has ramped up the perils of an election meant to help end years of chaos... →
e-Tolls: Here to stay and it will cost Gauteng jobs
11th October 2021 e-Tolls are here to stay if the National Minister of Transport, Fikile Mbalula, is to be believed. Mbalula recently used the argument that tolling... →
Innovative wireless sensor approach could make exploration cheaper – Prof 
By: Martin Creamer 5th October 2021 An innovative wireless sensor method of mapping the subsurface of the earth could make exploration cheaper and mining safer, says Professor Musa... →
South32 to acquire up to 25% more of Mozal Aluminium
By: Martin Creamer 30th September 2021 South32 has exercised its pre-emptive rights to acquire up to an additional 25% shareholding and related rights in Mozal Aluminium, from... →
Tribunal conditionally approves DH Brothers, Seaboard and RSP merger
9th September 2021 The Tribunal has conditionally approved the large merger whereby DH Brothers Industries (Pty) Ltd (“DH Brothers”) and Seaboard Corporation... →
