MTI liquidators fire back at attempt to remove them
The case to declare MTI a Ponzi scheme rages on, and probably will for several more years. From Moneyweb. Mirror Trading International (MTI) liquidators put […]
Nersa fast-tracks solar power licenses to ease strain on Eskom’s tottering power grid
This follows changes to regulations allowing for faster and simpler approvals for generation licenses. From Moneyweb. Nersa (the National Energy Regulator of SA) has approved […]
Afrimat’s move into mining pays off big time
Seven years after diversifying into iron ore mining, Afrimat rides the commodity wave. From Moneyweb. Though listed on the JSE as a construction company, Afrimat’s […]
10-bagger Transaction Capital casts its eye abroad after 10 years on JSE
After delivering another set of blistering financials. From Moneyweb. Mobility and digital services group Transaction Capital is a 10-bagger over eight years, depending on how […]
‘Boring’ gold vs heart-stopping Bitcoin
Sometimes boring is better. From Moneyweb. It was fascinating to listen to gold miners debate the merits of gold versus Bitcoin as a store of […]
Mines count the human cost of Covid and work-related fatalities
Covid claims 749 miners’ lives; work-related fatalities increase, but better news in controlling diseases such as TB. From Moneyweb. Covid claimed the lives of some […]
TerraUSD’s stablecoin meltdown holds the crypto market hostage
There’s red everywhere this week as TerraUSD’s peg to the US dollar snapped, dragging other cryptos with it. From Moneyweb. The big crypto news of […]
Open up rail network to private operators or miss commodity boom
70% of it is underutilised. That must change, and fast. From Moneyweb. Miners were in good spirits at the Mining Indaba in Cape Town this […]
Mining Indaba: For SA it’s about the bottlenecks strangling growth
Lack of exploration, a dysfunctional licensing system, Eskom and lack of transport capacity. From Moneyweb. The Investing in African Mining Indaba got underway in Cape […]
Mining Indaba: South African lawmakers get schooled by the masters
Resource nationalism, once an anti-mining rallying cry across the continent, has now given way to a kinder, more accommodative approach by governments from Zambia to […]