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Mineral beneficiation under the spotlight at the 7th International Platinum Conference
Evolution in the beneficiation of the country's rich mineral endowments was brought under the spotlight when researchers, industry and government stakeholders in the precious metals sector gathered in Polokwane for the 7th International Platinum Conference. -
Dudu Myeni’s wings clipped as new SAA board chairperson is announced
Dudu Myeni has been removed as South African Airways board chairperson, meaning her contract wont be renewed and effectively ending her control of the embattled national carrier. -
Tubatse, R108m daylight theft for land deal
Limpopo COGHSTA pays developer R116m for land in Tubatse worth R8.14m. -
Unite or continue to lose your minerals – Zwane tells youths
Minister of Mineral Resources and ANC MP Mosebenzi Zwane has advised the youth of Limpopo to stop fighting themselves and unite in order to rip the fruits of the mines across the province, once the most talked about Radical Economic Transformation policy finally surfaces. -
Doing business in South African media: the case of Mzwanele Manyi
Business is a dirty game for one trick ponies, writes Ayanda Mdluli. -
SMEs: South African entrepreneurs’ confidence levels decrease
The number of SMEs in distress is on the rise, which is evidenced by the number of liquidations that have come to characterise various SME markets in SA. -
Limpopo businessman Rudzani Mamphanga defies odds with Bruzar
Black-owned construction companies need to tap into manufacturing and supply of raw materials. -
R20m tender irregularities in Blouberg
Call for probe at Blouberg Municipality. -
Community uproar over collapse of R10m project
The community and members of SANCO at Ga-Molepo in Limpopo are angry at the Minister of Environmental Affairs Edna Molewa and her subordinates over a report they believe she withheld as an attempt to protect corruption. The Department of Environmental Affairs awarded a private company R10 million contract to fill up dongas in 2016. -
Gigaba urges tax professionals to help identify those evading tax laws
Companies that are hell bent on ducking and diving in an attempt to dodge the tax man need to watch out as National Treasury proclaims that it will clamp down on those who do not comply with South Africa’s tax laws.
