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BGTN > Africa > South Africa’s annual Mining Indaba: Government vows to tackle problems plaguing the minerals sector
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South Africa’s annual Mining Indaba: Government vows to tackle problems plaguing the minerals sector

Inga Mzileni
Last updated: February 9, 2024 11:38 am
By Inga Mzileni
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South Africa’s annual Mining Indaba is underway in Cape Town, attracting more than 8000 delegates worldwide.

This years theme, ‘Embracing the Power of Positive Disruption: A Bold New Future for African Mining,’ will see stakeholders come together to fix several problems plaguing the sector.

In South Africa, mining is a major economic driver, accounting for more than 60% of the country’s export value.

However, the industry is facing trouble. More than 6,000 mines have been abandoned and subsequently infiltrated by illegal miners, or zama-zamas, as they are often referred to locally.

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Inga has covered breaking news stories and historical events on two continents: Asia and Africa. She is a true newshound, sniffing out stories and bringing justice and attention to issues that those in powers would often prefer be hidden. She believes journalism is activism.
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