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Boss plans accelerated development at Gould’s Dam
Published: 26 Jun 24
Uranium company Boss Energy has begun work on accelerating the development of Gould’s Dam, which is a satellite project to the nearby Honeymoon mine, in South Australia. This follows recent high-grade drill results that highlight the potential for Gould’s Dam to help lift Honeymoon’s production rate from 2.45-million pounds a year to the export permit limit of 3.3-million pounds a year.
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Boss plans accelerated development at Gould’s Dam
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South African govt, stakeholders seek further WTO support in citrus industry's battle with the EU
Published: 26 Jun 24
The South African government and industry organisations have requested that two panels be established at a meeting of the Dispute Settlement Body (DSB) of the World Trade Organisation (WTO) to examine the stringent citrus import measures being imposed on South Africa by the European Union (EU). The local stakeholders wish to address regulations around citrus black spot (CBS) and false codling moth (FCM) as they deem these to be unscientific and discriminatory.
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South African govt, stakeholders seek further WTO support in citrus industry's battle with the EU
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Radioactive device on rhino horns rolled out to fight poaching
Published: 26 Jun 24
Beckham, a 1.7 tt rhino named after the English footballer, on Tuesday had a radioactive pellet drilled into his horn as a program to discourage poaching of the endangered animals in South Africa scales up. The Rhisotope Project, which is being run by Johannesburg’s University of the Witwatersrand, is just one of a number of ways ranging from staining horns with dye to cutting them off that conservationists in the country with the world’s biggest rhino population are seeking to protect the animals. It has the added advantage in that horns implanted with the pellets could be detected as they pass through borders, airports and harbours.
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Radioactive device on rhino horns rolled out to fight poaching
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Two killed in mortar attack on South African army base in Congo
Published: 26 Jun 24
South Africa's military said on Wednesday that a mortar attack on one of its bases in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo a day earlier had killed two people and injured 20 others. South African troops are in Congo as part of a deployment by Southern African regional bloc SADC to help the government fight rebel groups.
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Two killed in mortar attack on South African army base in Congo
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Mining sector employment holds up well despite first-quarter decline
Published: 26 Jun 24
Following five uninterrupted quarters of job gains, employment in the mining sector declined during the first quarter of this year, the Minerals Council South Africa reports. Citing Statistics South Africa's latest quarterly employment statistics, the council points out that formal mining sector employment had decreased by 2 356 jobs in the first quarter, compared with the fourth quarter of 2023.
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Mining sector employment holds up well despite first-quarter decline
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Major international funding agencies strengthen cooperation to benefit small farmers
Published: 26 Jun 24
The Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries’ Fund for International Development (OPEC Fund) has signed a cooperation agreement with the UN International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD). This will expand the existing partnership between the two agencies and strengthen the joint financing of food security and climate resilience projects, to support smallholder farmers around the world. Smallholder farmers are responsible for the production of 33% of the world’s food. “Food security and climate action are cross-cutting strategic themes for the OPEC Fund,” highlighted Fund president Abdulhamid Alkhalifa. “We are committed to supporting a sustainable and just energy transition while ensuring vital food supplies worldwide. We will boost our long-standing partnership with IFAD by working faster and smarter to deliver our support where it is needed most.”
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Major international funding agencies strengthen cooperation to benefit small farmers
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Citrus Academy launches targeted skills training programme
Published: 26 Jun 24
Nonprofit training organisation the Citrus Academy has introduced a new Citrus SuperPower programme with which it aims to develop the skills and knowledge of supervisors, open new growth and progression opportunities and give workers the opportunity to become supervisors.
The Citrus Academy was established by the Citrus Growers’ Association of Southern Africa (CGA) to enable human resource development in the industry.
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