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<p>The Mining Indaba is seeing many interesting discussions regarding the key players of the mining sector. From a labour angle former National Union of Mineworkers General Secretary, Frans Baleni argued that mining companies and labour unions need to work more closely together in order to minimise the possibilities of job losses. He spoke to CNBC Africa’s Fifi Peters at ongoing African Mining Indaba in Cape Town.</p>


Labour unions, mining companies need to prevent job losses – Frans Baleni

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<p>CNBC Africa&#8217;s Fifi Peters caught up with Eskom CEO Phakamani Hadebe about the expected Eskom tariff hikes, the inter-ministerial task team and the presidential task team that was set up in order to aid Eskom&#8217;s financial woes.</p>


Eskom’s Phakamani Hadebe on need to aggressively tackle debt issues

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<p>The Ethiopian mining industry went from fetching over $600 million dollars from mineral exports to a $130 million nose dive. CNBC Africa&#8217;s Fifi Peters caught up with Ethiopian Mines and Petroleum Minister Dr Samuel Urkato, and started by asking him about the targets for the country.</p>
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We have big plans for mining industry – Ethiopia Mines Minister

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<p>South Africa’s Minister of Mineral Resources, Gwede Mantashe, opened this year’s Investing in African Mining Indaba with a keynote address on Monday 4 February at the Cape Town International Convention Centre.  Over the past 25 years this conference had grown in stature and numbers, showing that the continent remains a key destination for mining investment, he said. Yet the mining sector globally and locally faced many challenges over the past decade. CNBC Africa brings you his full address&#8230;.</p>


SA Minister Gwede Mantashe opens Africa Mining conference 2019

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<p>On the side-lines of the African Mining Indaba underway in Cape Town, CNBC Africa’s Fifi Peters caught up with Deshnee Naidoo, CEO of Zink International, Vedanta Resources to talk about the promising changes in the greater mining industry over the past year.</p>


Zink International’s Deshnee Naidoo on why they remain committed to SA mining

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<p>The consolidation in the gold mining sector globally is the topic for discussion at the 25th African Mining Indaba. CNBC Africa’s Fifi Peters spoke to Shelley Webber, Head of Natural Resources at Absa about the likely impact this will have on the industry in South Africa.</p>


Absa’s Shelley Webber on consolidation in the gold mining sector

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<p>African Mining Indaba is taking place this week in Cape Town. Mineral Resources minister Gwede Mantashe officially opened the three day affair. Labour and Mining Analyst, Mamokgethi Molopyane joins CNBC Africa to talk about the mining sector’s outlook in Africa&#8230;.</p>


The future of mining in Africa

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<p>The 25th Anniversary of the Investing in African Mining Indaba is coming up in 2019 and it will be taking place in Cape Town. This conference where heads of state, mining bosses and other relevant people gather. It happens at a time when South Africa battles with massive job cuts in mining. Director of Content for the Conference, Harry Chapman joins CNBC Africa for more.</p>


Previewing the 2019 African Mining Indaba

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<p>Perception matters in strengthening economic ties between Nigeria and South Africa. This is according to Judy Smith- Hohn; Global Markets and general manager of Brand South Africa.</p>


Why a strong Nigeria, SA relationship matters

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<p>The rehabilitation of mines can offer renewed economic opportunities and deal with many of the environmental issues that are created by mining; this is according to Sibongiseni Dlamini-Mntambo, SA High commissioner for Canada.</p>


Rehabilitation of mines can offer renewed economic opportunities, says Sibongiseni Dlamini-Mntambo

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<p>Foluso Phillips, Chairman of the Nigeria-South Africa Chamber of Commerce joined CNBC Africa for a discussion on the impact the change in leaders in SA could have on the business community.</p>


What SA’s leadership change means for business – Foluso Phillips

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<p>Private investors are becoming increasingly optimistic about the economic benefits that can be created by junior miners. Thomas Kgokolo, Financial Director, DM Minerals talks more about this and some of the risks involved in junior mining.</p>


Investing in Africa’s junior miners

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<p>South Africa’s mining industry is at a turning point and there are a number of changes that will need to be made in terms of policy to ensure that the country can reap the benefits of the industry. CNBC Africa&#8217;s Rofhiwa Madzena spoke with Yunus Hoosen, Acting Head: Investment Promotion, Department of Trade and Industry. </p>


How the 4th industrial revolution impacts miners

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<p>In an uncertain political and economic environment, South Africa is still an investment destination. These were some of the insights shared by Khanyisile Kweyama, Chairperson of the Brand SA at this year&#8217;s Mining Indaba.</p>


SA has the edge, abundance in mining – Brand SA

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<p>Is South Africa’s mining industry ready to take full advantage of the 4th industrial revolution and how it’s altering mining operations globally? Kingsley Makhubela, CEO, BrandSA shares more on South Africa’s state of readiness at the 2018 Mining Indaba.</p>


Here’s how SA mining can take advantage of the 4th industrial revolution

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<p>South Africa is finally moving in the direction that potential investors want to see before they place their very expensive faith in the economy of the country; this was the sentiment expressed by Rob Davies, SA&#8217;s Minister of Trade and Industry.</p>


Management of SOEs have become a drag on economy – Rob Davies

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<p>Despite South Africa&#8217;s mining industry saying it has lost all confidence in Mosebenzi Zwane, the country&#8217;s Minister of Mineral Resources, the minister has expressed that he is still committed to working with industry stakeholders.</p>


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Labour unions, mining companies need to prevent job losses – Frans Baleni

Eskom’s Phakamani Hadebe on need to aggressively tackle debt issues

We have big plans for mining industry – Ethiopia Mines Minister

SA Minister Gwede Mantashe opens Africa Mining conference 2019

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The future of mining in Africa

Previewing the 2019 African Mining Indaba

Why a strong Nigeria, SA relationship matters

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What SA’s leadership change means for business – Foluso Phillips

Investing in Africa’s junior miners

How the 4th industrial revolution impacts miners

SA has the edge, abundance in mining – Brand SA

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Management of SOEs have become a drag on economy – Rob Davies

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