WATCH: Mine violence hampers production and investment
Alishia Seckam and a panel of industry experts discuss the effect of community unrest on the future of SA mining
20 July 2021 - 08:01
byBusiness Day TV
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An entrance to an illegal mine in Johannesburg. Picture: REUTERS
Violence in the mining sector is taking its toll and has led to miners calling for the establishment of a specialised police unit to protect the sector, as attacks and invasions hamper production and investment opportunities.
Alishia Seckam spoke to Thabo Mokoena, director-general in the department of mineral resources & energy; Tebello Chabana, senior executive of public affairs and transformation at the Minerals Council SA; and Errol Smart, CEO of Orion Minerals.
Alishia Seckam and a panel of industry experts discuss the effect of community unrest on the future of SA mining
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WATCH: Mine violence hampers production and investment
Alishia Seckam and a panel of industry experts discuss the effect of community unrest on the future of SA mining
Violence in the mining sector is taking its toll and has led to miners calling for the establishment of a specialised police unit to protect the sector, as attacks and invasions hamper production and investment opportunities.
Alishia Seckam spoke to Thabo Mokoena, director-general in the department of mineral resources & energy; Tebello Chabana, senior executive of public affairs and transformation at the Minerals Council SA; and Errol Smart, CEO of Orion Minerals.
Alishia Seckam and a panel of industry experts discuss the effect of community unrest on the future of SA mining
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