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Key legal and regulatory insights shaping South Africa’s mining future | African Mining Market | SA News

24 October 2025 by Guest

At the eighth edition of Webber Wentzel’s annual Mining Round-Up, the firm’s leading practitioners unpacked the regulatory, policy and compliance developments shaping South Africa’s mining sector.

From evolving employment frameworks and new Mine Health and Safety Act (MHSA) obligations to the Climate Change Act’s phased rollout, and the ongoing tension between South Africa’s Critical Minerals Strategy and its Just Transition Framework, the message was clear: regulatory preparedness, policy awareness and proactive risk management are critical for mining businesses navigating the year ahead.

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Opening the session, Jonathan Veeran, head of the firm’s Mining Sector Group, paid…

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