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WITS DIGIMINE DEVELOPS INNOVATIVE DIGITAL PLATFORM TO STRENGTHEN MINING-COMMUNITY RELATIONS

A new digital platform developed at the Sibanye-Stillwater Digital Mining Laboratory (DigiMine) within the Wits Mining Institute is offering a practical solution to one of the mining sector’s most persistent challenges: building trust with the communities located near mining operations. […]

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Dream Women in STEM Technovation Summit creates opportunities for girl learners in Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths

Globally, women with qualifications in  Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) are under-represented, and sadly, South Africa is no different.  In South Africa, less than 13% of women choose to study in STEM disciplines, with men accounting for up to

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Building Africa: Legal and Strategic Drivers Behind Successful Energy and Infrastructure Projects

Africa sits at a crossroads. The continent is rich in natural resources, faces growing energy demand, and urgently needs modern infrastructure. Yet translating this potential into sustainable, long-term development is rarely straightforward. For developers, oil and gas operators, governments, and

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Colossal Concrete Products to play a ‘concrete’ role in Africa’s rail revival

For Southern Africa’s largest railway sleeper manufacturer, Colossal Concrete Products (CCP), this year’s Southern African Railways Association (SARA) conference and expo in Johannesburg, was an invaluable opportunity to showcase its capabilities, identify opportunities and network with key stakeholders who are

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