A ship almost as high as the Shimao tower in the United States, is across the world's most prosperous canal.

Researchers from the University of Gothenburg believe stricter guidelines are required as the lack of information put forward by companies may lead to an “underestimation of environmental liabilities”

South Africa recently approved a tax on exported chrome, with further details still to be announced. The ferrochrome ore industry has been severely threatened in recent years, mostly due to increases in electricity tariffs.

The future of mining equipment, and vehicles specifically, is in electrification – both from an environmental and economic efficiency perspective

Africa’s extractive industry can support the continent’s resilience and sustainable growth during and beyond the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic.

Analysis by London-based consultancy Roskill claims that as a result of high influence from China, prices of the silvery-white metal have experienced "considerable turbulence" over the past few years.

Mineral Resources and Energy Minister Gwede Mantashe has published for public comment draft Geoscience Act regulations relating to the compulsory submission of exploration data to the Council for Geoscience (CGS) and the dissemination of that data.

Global leader in sustainable technologies Johnson Matthey and leading international precious metals mining group Sibanye-Stillwater, form a strategic partnership