The South African mining industry recorded 42 fatalities in 2024 marking the lowest ever number of fatalities in the history of mining in South Africa.

During a media briefing in Pretoria this afternoon, Mineral Resources and Petroleum Minister Gwede Mantashe took a jab at the Airports Company of South Africa, claiming they sought his departments ...

Spread This NewsBy Staff Reporter ANOTHER Chinese national has been caught on the wrong side of the law after being filmed pointing his gun at an unpaid worker who was demanding dues owed to him. The ...

De Beers, once a dominant force in the diamond industry, is under severe pressure due to declining demand for natural diamonds and increasing competition from lab-grown alternatives.

The South African mining industry recorded only 42 fatalities in 2024, the lowest ever recorded. This record achievement represented an improvement of 24% over the 55 fatalities recorded in 2023 and ...

Mines in South Africa, which is the world’s largest producer of platinum, last year registered the lowest number of deaths on record. Operations reported 42 fatalities, compared with 55 a year earlier ...

Earlier this month, soldiers swooped by helicopter into a vast mining complex in western Mali and made away with three tonnes of gold -- all done on the orders of the military government.

The mining industry recorded 42 fatalities this year, and no disaster-type accidents were reported in 2024 compared to one accident in 2023, where 13 mine employees lost their lives in a conveyance ...

Woman shares rock engineer's impressive salary details on TikTok, revealing monthly earnings exceeding R200,000 and sparking discussions about mining.

Chinese Miner Breaks Silence on Viral Gun Incident at Gweru Farm A Chinese miner caught in a viral video brandishing a gun at a worker demanding his overdue salary has provided more details about the ...

Recently, MTN, China Telecom and Huawei officially signed an agreement to deploy a state-of-the-art 5G private network for one of the leading manganese mining companies in Northern Cape, South Africa.

A WAGE dispute at a Chinese-run mining company in Gweru turned violent Tuesday when an aggrieved employee threatened to crush ...