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Regulations tailored to alluvial diamonds will reward S Africa with jobs – Sadpo 
By: Martin Creamer 6th October 2020 South Africa’s one-size-fits-all mining legislation is losing vital jobs for the country in the job-intensive alluvial diamonds space that requires... →
Africa and the world continue to allow illegal capital flight
2nd October 2020 It’s been five years since former South African president Thabo Mbeki and his high-level panel published their landmark report on illicit financial... →
Illegal money flows from Africa near $90bn, UN study says
By: Reuters 29th September 2020 Africa is losing nearly $89-billion a year in illicit financial flows such as tax evasion and theft, amounting to more than it receives in... →
South Africa has 22 operating manganese mines – AmaranthCX
By: Martin Creamer 28th September 2020 South Africa has 22 operating manganese mines, with only four of them owned in part by Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE)-listed companies,... →
SAFTU Calls On Treasury And The Reserve Bank To Stop Cuddling Economic Criminals And Finally Put A Halt To Illicit Financial Flows
28th August 2020 The South African Federation of Trade Unions (SAFTU) periodically demands the Treasury and Reserve Bank change macro-economic policies, to take... →
Mine export values back but volumes need boosting – Minerals Council
By: Martin Creamer 10th August 2020 South Africa’s mine export values have bounced back encouragingly but volumes still need boosting. June’s export value was 13% up on May. →
Exchange control lifting sends strong growth message – Anglo
By: Martin Creamer 4th August 2020 The lifting of exchange control by South Africa sends a really strong message about the country’s desire to promote investment and growth, says... →
Crop nutrients have double potential of coal being exited – Anglo
By: Martin Creamer 3rd August 2020 Covid-19 notwithstanding, diversified mining company Anglo American will this year be spending the $300-million that it forecast on the Woodsmith... →
