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JSE- and NYSE-listed miner Sibanye-Stillwater has once again made it onto British financial organisation the Financial Times Stock Exchange (FTSE) Russell Group’s sustainability index.
The FTSE4Good Index is compiled by FTSE Russell as a global sustainable investment index series designed to identify companies that demonstrate strong environment, social and governance (ESG) practices, which are measured against international standards.
South Africa has told the UK that its plans to impose a carbon tax on imported goods will deepen global inequality and hamper Africa’s ability to adapt to climate change. The criticism of the measure, which the UK plans to introduce by 2027, comes as developing economies such as South Africa accuse industrialized nations of shifting the obligation to combat global warming to poorer countries. The European Union began levying its own so-called Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) last year.
The major Simandou iron-ore mine and infrastructure project, in Guinea, has cleared all regulatory hurdles, marking the path forward for $11.6-billion integrated development.
The project, hailed as the biggest greenfield mine and infrastructure investment in Africa, has received key approvals from both the Guinea and Chinese governments.
The Lobito Atlantic Railway (LAR) consortium has received the first vessel at the Port of Lobito’s mineral terminal, marking the start of the group’s port operations in Angola.
LAR is the concession holder for the operation, management and maintenance of the railway linking Angola to the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).
With market fundamentals providing pricing support in the medium- and longer-term, London-listed diamond mining and marketing company Petra Diamonds expects diamond prices to show modest recovery in the new year. The company expects current diamond market weakness to continue through to the end of the calendar year with some price volatility.
Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment Minister Dr Dion George has promised “wide consultation” on South Africa’s next nationally determined contribution (NDC) decarbonisation pledge that will be lodged with the United Nations next year. Delivering his maiden Budget Vote, George stressed that South Africa remained a responsible global citizen and committed to the multilateral rules-based regime under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change and its Paris Agreement.
Huge demand for green ammonia from power stations is being seen by the developer of South Africa’s R105-billion green hydrogen to green ammonia project in the Eastern Cape. But this new development in Europe and the Far East is not going to affect the South African coal industry yet, Hive Hydrogen GM Colin Loubser emphasised in a Zoom interview with Engineering News & Mining Weekly. (Also watch attached Creamer Media video.)
ASX-listed Aura Energy has received the last outstanding material permit to allow the construction and operation of the Tiris uranium project from the Mauritanian government. The company says the authorisation to develop, mine and produce uranium oxide concentrate (UOC) was issued by the National Authority for Radiation Protection, Safety and Nuclear Security – L’Autorité Nationale de Radioprotection de Sûreté et de Sécurité Nucléaire (ARSN) – on July 12.
Zimbabwe’s largest gold producer is negotiating with potential partners for a $150-million investment to boost production at its Shamva mine by 50%. Kuvimba Mining House, 65% owned by the State, has already undertaken feasibility study for a large-scale mine and processing plant, according to acting Chief Executive Officer Trevor Barnard.
Investment holding company IAB, which is owned by representatives of the founding family and affiliates of Bell Equipment and holds 70.13% of the company’s issued shares, has offered to buy the remaining shares for R53 a share. This is a premium of 82.3% to the 30-day volume-weighted average traded price of Bell Equipment Shares on the JSE of R31.