Vodacom South Africa Invests R600 Million to Expand Connectivity in Mpumalanga
By continuing to invest in critical telecommunications infrastructure, Vodacom Mpumalanga is helping to bridge the digital divide, stimulate economic growth and ensure that more people…
Mozambique plans US$250 million gas infrastructure project to supply South Africa via ROMPCO pipeline
Mozambique’s state owned energy company ENH is in discussions with Sasol and ROMPCO over a new natural gas project valued at about US$250 million. The
SA agriculture has a plan to unleash growth, but it needs revitalised focus, implementation
South Africa’s agriculture plan can unlock growth — if government, farmers, business and labour stop talking and start implementing it as crises worsen.…
For Sibanye-Stillwater, R6bn is a lot to spend on faith
Sibanye-Stillwater’s R6bn restart of the Burnstone gold mine represents a major investment, yet unresolved regulatory and empowerment rules mean the multi-decade commitment is being made…
Indian billionaire Anil Agarwal wins South Africa’s backing for zinc smelter as country seeks more mineral wealth
Anil Agarwal’s Vedanta has won South African government backing for a proposed zinc smelter, but electricity costs remain a critical hurdle
South Africa set for brighter fiscal outlook in Wednesday's mid-term budget
South Africa's finance minister is expected to present an improved fiscal outlook in his mid-term budget on Wednesday, with a revenue windfall bolstering a push…
Sale of South African aluminium assets to Alcoa of US on track, South32 reports
The sale of South Africa’s aluminium value chain assets to Alcoa Corporation of the US remains on track for completion in the June 2027 half…
AI is transforming South African mining. But who owns the invention?
As AI becomes increasingly embedded in South Africa’s mining industry, a critical intellectual property question is emerging: who owns an invention developed through collaboration between…
Taking The High Road In Bus Purchasing Will Create Jobs
A study released at SA Autoweek shows that enforcing existing local content requirements, buying together and targeted incentives can lift local content from about a…
PRASA Restores Gauteng Passenger Rail Services
The Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa (PRASA) is strengthening passenger rail services in Gauteng after completing 865 kilometres of overhead electrical equipment, recovering 51…
