For mines, staying on the right side of the legalities around the Mine Health and Safety Act requires a partner that truly understands this highly specialised area of law.

Over the past 30 years, the local mining industry has undergone massive changes. SA Mining looks at how these shifts have all been for the better. By Rodney Weidemann. 

The so-called kasi economy is driven by micro enterprises across multiple sectors. Rodney Weidemann looks at the growth of this market and its potential impact on the broader South African economy.

Over the past 30 years, the Development Bank of Southern Africa has empowered communities and encouraged investment, shaping a more inclusive society, writes Zeph Nhleko, chief economist at the bank.

Herman Gibbs writes that Winchester Mansion, the five-year-old gelding that claimed the country’s most iconic
race last year, will attempt to join the famous roll of honour of five horses that have won the Durban July back-to-back.

The Mine Health and Safety Act of 1996 imposes obligations on all mining operations. It is vital that mines both understand and meet these obligations, says law firm ENS.

Bursaries for those wishing to study in the transport field are helping to drive the wheels of local industry, writes Anthony Sharpe.

Despite focusing on the coal sector as its core business, Alpha Resources has recognised the need for – and begun moving towards – a more environmentally friendly approach.

Discover the marvel of metallurgy as Italtile captures the mood of the AI era and brings the metallic tile trend to South Africa.