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Skills Development Should Be A Benefit, Not A Burden
Jacques Farmer, MD at Prisma Training Solutions, weighs in on why skills development helps mining houses to become safer, more productive, more efficient, and ultimately more profitable in the long term.
Working In An Unequal World
The lack of regard for diversity by big business is a pressing issue, Jermaine Craig takes a look at what’s needed to change the status quo.
Huawei FusionSolar Channel Partner Summit Fosters Cooperation To Boost Africa’s Solar Industry
SPONSORED: Huawei Digital Power recently held the Huawei FusionSolar Channel Partner Summit 2022 in Johannesburg, South Africa.
Tackling Gender Parity In Corporate SA
Despite seeing more women serving in high-ranking positions, gender inequality in the corporate world remains dismal, writes Itumeleng Mogaki.
Healthy Comfort Food
Have you had a stressful day at work? Perhaps the colder weather is making you
feel miserable. Whatever the source of your winter blues, chances are you will have a hankering for some kind of comfort food, writes Anna Trapido.
Gautrain Management Agency
CORPORATE PROFILE: Transforming spaces, people and the economy through mobility.
Welcome Home – A New Online Interview Series
SA Home Owner magazine, published by Arena Holdings, has launched Welcome Home – a new online interview series, where SA Home Owner visits the homes of extraordinary South Africans.
Youth Wanted!
Itumeleng Mogaki investigates if a labour-intensive tourism sector is the answer to SA’s burgeoning unemployed youth.
Challenges In Unlocking Traditional Funding Options For The Junior Mining Sector
Junior mining companies face many challenges, but new technological developments and a strong recovery in commodity prices in early 2021 have countered the low commodity prices and weak equity markets from 2019 to late 2020.
The Importance Of Electro-Winning
One of the best methods for extracting base metals from ore, electro-winning will continue to have a strong future in the mining sector.
Our Economic Recovery
Dr Asghar Adelzadeh and Dr Pali Lehohla suggest that for the country to chart a new economic path and achieve gross domestic product growth, an increase in social cohesion, which will enable stable capital accumulation, is needed.
Neoliberalism Must Go
Now more than ever, we need an interventionist state that is bent on the reconfiguration of social and economic power, writes Busi Sibeko.
Investing In Renewable Energy
Caryn Gootkin talks to key investors about what is driving investment in renewables, what they look for in a renewable project, how such investments are structured and what sort of returns can be expected.
Renewable Power For Mining Operations – What You Need To Know
By Ntsiki Adonisi-Kgame.
Ubuntu-Driven Leadership: For Meaningful Change
In the aperture of a leadership crisis, Ubuntu principles are the light, writes Cuma Velile Dube.
Hexagon’s Power Of One Enables Mining’s Digital Transformation
CORPORATE PROFILE: Mines worldwide are under increasing pressure to cut costs and improve productivity, all while becoming safer and more sustainable.
Bathroom Bliss
With just a few tweaks and updates, you can transform your bathroom into a soothing sanctuary. Here’s how. By Lisa Witepski.
Big Boost For Bid To Create Jobs In KZN
Skills development in KwaZulu-Natal has received a massive boost with the launch of a R7.9-billion set of training programmes expected to benefit almost 160 000 students. Dale Hes reports.
How The Industry Is Eliminating Fatigue-Based Accidents
As part of its commitment to the principle of zero harm, Anglo American’s Kolomela Mine has implemented a fatigue management programme to reduce accidents. By Dineo Phaladi, section manager: mining technology and information systems.
“A World First”: High-Sensitivity Cancer Screening Test Arrives In South Africa
SPONSORED: Blood-based “Trucheck” cancer screening test, developed by Datar Cancer Genetics, is set to launch in South Africa on 3 and 4 February 2022, the latter being World Cancer Day.
