date:02/11/2020
location:TBC, London, UK
Exceptional investment opportunities selected by Mining Journal
date:02/11/2020
location:TBC, London, UK
Meet the industry leaders who shape the Future of Mining across Europe, Middle East and Africa
date:03/11/2020
location:TBC, London, UK
Recognising outstanding companies and individuals within the mining and investment communities
date:30/11/2020
location:Sofitel Sydney Wentworth, Sydney, Australia
The third edition of the Future of Mining Australia conference covers a vast range of content
2020 Edition: Track emerging trends and changes in investor attitudes with the Mining...
A comprehensive annual review of mining risk, including a jurisdiction-by-jurisdiction...
Technology and stakeholder influences are reshaping the workplace, while the skills...
The Mining Journal Project Pipeline Handbook presents the methodology behind the...
Global Leadership Report shows communication is core quality
Mining Journal and partners discuss the findings of Mining Journal's inaugural Global Finance Report
Mining Journal and partners discuss the findings of Mining Journal's inaugural World Risk Report
In partnership with Olympus, you're invited to a webinar on Techniques for Rapid and Accurate Sample Analysis in the Field
South Africa’s Labour Court has prevented the Association of Mineworkers and Construction Union’s secondary strikes at a number of gold and platinum mines around the country.
Minister of police Bheki Cele (left) and minister of mineral resources Gwede Mantashe (middle) meet with unions to try resolve the violent ongoing strike at Sibanye-Stillwater's gold mines
The court declared the strikes, which were in support of the ongoing strike at Sibanye-Stillwater's gold operations, would be unprotected, meaning workers could be sacked or arrested for walking off
Mines have condemned "outrageous" pay demands in South Africa, but a deal may still be possible
AMCU country-wide secondary strike suspended
AMCU strikes spread across industry
