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Civil society points to procedural missteps in govt’s decision on exploration right for oil, gas
By: Thabi Shomolekae 14th November 2024 Non-profit organisation Natural Justice expressed optimism that the courts will see the flaws in government’s decision-making process on... →
Egypt reaffirms 42% renewable energy goal for 2030, but urges international help
By: Reuters 13th November 2024 Egypt is still aiming for renewable energy to reach 42% of its electricity generation mix by 2030, but that goal will be at risk without more... →
Why gold equities are continuing to underperform the gold price 
By: Martin Creamer 12th November 2024 Why is it that gold equities are continuing to underperform the gold price? That is a question Mining Weekly put to Barrick president and CEO Dr... →
SA: Gwede Mantashe: Address by Minister of Mineral Resources and Energy, Mintek 90 Conference (11/11/2024)
12th November 2024 This is a momentous conference because we are not only celebrating the 90th anniversary of Mintek, but we have come together as stakeholders to... →
Africa delivers ‘usual reliable performance’, Barrick’s Bristow reports
By: Martin Creamer 8th November 2024 The Africa region delivered “its usual reliable performance” for Barrick, Dr Mark Bristow highlighted in his presentation of the third-quarter... →
The Dirty Secrets of the Rich and Powerful: Exposing the dark side of capitalism – James-Brent Styan
6th November 2024 From the bestselling author of Steinhoff: Inside SA’s Biggest Corporate Crash, comes a revealing new exposé asking: Are companies and billionaires... →
ESG frameworks within the African oil and gas sector benefit operators and communities if seen as a strategic tool
6th November 2024 A strategic approach within the African oil and gas industry that considers Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) as a tool to enhance... →
The Pact for the Future: Gains to Celebrate and Challenges to Surmount
By: South African Institute of International Affairs 5th November 2024 To realise the Pact of the Future, historical injustices must be redressed, new threats addressed and innovative reform institutionalised. The... →
