Encouraging focus on gender diversity and shifting perceptions on female contributions in the mining industry can lead to meaningful progress.

Agriculture is proving fertile ground for female participation in the business arena. As the world of food production enters a new era of high-tech, more natural cultivation practices and reputation management, opportunities perfectly poised for women are ample, writes Elriza Theron.

A digital health and safety solution centralises information and boosts compliance, improving the overall performance of a mine. 

The informal sector has a crucial role in the global economy, and it must be connected to government and corporates properly to create opportunities to collaborate, learn and grow, writes Busani Moyo.

The DStv Premiership has once again concluded with several games to spare, Mamelodi Sundowns sauntering to a seventh championship in succession and rendering the opposition almost nonexistent. By Nkareng Matshe.

While the natural diamond market is currently in a slump, De Beers has a positive outlook for the long-term future of the industry. By Rodney Weidemann.

John Matthews, chairperson of the Construction Alliance SA and Group CEO for Garden Cities, shares that there is little doubt that the country’s construction industry needs to adopt a more environmentally friendly approach to construction, but is the local construction sector geared to go green and, more critically, can this be done affordably?

Anthony Sharpe sniffs and swirls the support for studies in the wine and spirits industry.

The Minerals and Petroleum Resources Development Act (MPRDA) lies at the heart of mineral regulation in SA, meaning adherence to it is crucial, if mines are to be successful.