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Mining CSI Publication is a printed showcase for mining and related companies to exhibit their CSI/ CSR and LED projects.
While there is no lack of media exposure to operational and labour-related matters, the positive contributions of mining companies are often underreported. While some of these concerns may be justified, this is largely a misconception. This is primarily due to a lack of exposure regarding the initiatives in which these mining companies are involved, and just how much of a financial contribution they are actually making.
Mining CSI magazine seeks to rectify this. The fact is that, on an annual basis, South African mining companies are making substantial financial investments into CSI projects. Mining CSI magazine aims to correct the balance between reporting on the challenges the mining industry often faces and the good things they are doing. Contact details: Tel: +27 82 353 2590, Email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. Website: www.miningcsi.co.za
Mining Prospectus
Mining Prospectus is an informative bi-monthly publication that speaks to the leaders and key decision makers in the mining industry about the many developments, investment trends, new technologies, mineral prospecting and business opportunities therein, as well as providing solutions to challenges within this dynamic industry to ensure positive growth and development.
This eye-catching publication is dedicated to informing members of the South African Chamber of Mines as well as other leaders in the industry in both the public and private sectors of the latest advancements in South Africa and beyond.
With an experienced and studious editorial board, crisp layout, respected contributing writers and attention to detail, Mining Prospectus is fast becoming South Africa’s premier mining magazine. www.miningprospectus.co.za
Mining Review Africa
Mining Review Africa is without question the world’s leading African mining publication on the market – presented in both print and digital format. Thanks to this forefront position, the magazine is successfully supporting and promoting the development of Africa - the world’s last remaining richly endowed and diverse mineral resources continent.
Through its liaison with major, mid-tier and junior mining houses, suppliers of capital equipment, technology and plant, Mining Review Africa is delivering timeous, newsworthy, business-generating information to all relevant mining and mining supply professionals. In this way it guarantees to retain its position as Africa’s leading mining sector publication.
African Minng Brief
African Mining Brief, www.ambriefonline.com,is the foremost industry journal in Africa focusing on latest news, incorporating quarrying, oil exploration and drilling and other large scale extractive operations aimed at the discovery, extraction, storage, transport, sale and utilisation of Africa’s mineral wealth and resources.
African Mining Brief boasts of a targeted, well-researched and insightful editorial content that offers readers and advertisers a unique interactive forum to exchange information; identify, pursue, and close business deals; in addition to gaining favorable insight into the entirety of the mining industry and public sector.
Mining Weekly
Mining Weekly is South Africa’s premier sources of weekly news on mining developments in Africa’s most important industry. Mining Weekly provides in-depth coverage of mining projects and the personalities reshaping the mining industry. The publication is an essential source of information for those involved in the mining industry. Mining Weekly is available at m.miningweekly.com and an app is available in the iTunes and Google Play stores for users of the iPhone and Android devices respectively.Website www.miningweekly.co.za
Mine & Explore Africa
Mine & Explore Africa provides a regular flow of valuable, business-related information on minerals exploration and mining developments throughout Africa. It is an informative journal which is circulated to all mining countries in Africa; reaching key managerial and technical staff on mines, as well as decision-makers in mining companies, exploration groups, government departments, consultancies and equipment suppliers. The magazine's feature articles are generated from original research and attract a high level of reader interest by providing in-depth reports on exploration projects and mines (in development and operating). Valuable business intelligence is presented to individuals and companies working to develop their businesses in Africa.