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The Importance of Accurate Sampling in the Modern Mining Industry

“The simple act of taking a sample implies that someone will use the information contained in the analytical result to make a decision about a course of action. In the mining industry, the decisions may involve huge capital commitments for opening or closing a mine, or marginal tactical costs that involve deciding if a truckload …

Black Business Council Statement on Expropriation Act and USA Distortion of Facts

FROM: KGANKI MATABANE Johannesburg, February, 09, 2025: The Black Business Council (BBC) stands firm with H.E. President Ramaphosa when he…

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Ali Manzu: Ali Manzu is a Ugandan journalist who has worked for the BBC World Service and the Voice of America. He is
known for his reporting on the African continent.

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