11 February 2015 – Cape Town: Mining is being squeezed between low commodity prices and rising expectations from government and civil society, but is still struggling to find practical strategies out of this predicament, according to SRK Consulting (SA) chairman and corporate consultant Roger Dixon.
Mining Indaba 2015 Press Lounge (MNM Photo) L’Edition 2015 de la a Conférence Minière Internationale ”Mining Indaba” vient d’ouvrir ses portes ce matin au Cape-Town International Convention Center (CICC) dans la ville sud-africaine en présence de plusieurs délégués de différents pays, différents horizons, différents secteurs : miniers, officiels, banquiers, financiers, chercheurs, chefs d’entreprises, lobbyistes, activistes de la Société Civile (ONGs), journalistes, etc.
Jo Seoka by www.bdlive.co.za CHANGE IN mining is needed now or we risk environmental and economic devastation, Jo Seoka writes in the City Press: It is time for civil society and communities to be meaningfully included in the Mining Indaba (which runs from 9 to 12 February) and to have at least a 50% representation at the meeting.
