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please. 072-702-1702. Also, we all views on 01883-0702 and 021-446-0567. Mzilimton Janet, the Minerals Council, we'll hear from him in just a moment, made some interesting observations about competitiveness. I thought that was interesting. The incredible story
thoughts, please. 072-702-1702. Also, your views on 01883-0702 and 0214460567. Mzilimton Janet, the Minerals Council, we'll hear from him in just a moment. Made some interesting Industry and an important reminder as part of it about what really drives
for the benefits of the continent and the rest of the world. Mzilin Temjani, thanks so much. CEO at the Minerals Council of South Africa. Do appreciate the time. 20 minutes after 7. 7.02. 7.02. Stephen is on the money show. 6 to 8 p.m. The amazing corporate.
Mzilentim Jane, thanks so much. CEO at the Minerals Council of South Africa. Do appreciate the time. 20 minutes after 7. Cape Talk. Cape Talk. Stephen is on the money show. 6 to 8 p.m. The amazing corporate tale involving the campus in Bryanson seems to be
At the Joba Gandabo, was that I think as the Minerals Council, we're giving a lot of attention working alongside the DNPR in addressing mining-specific issues. But for investment to really generate the return and attract the investment that is required, it is
And so I think the point that was well made yesterday at the Joba Gandabo was that I think as a minerals council, we're giving a lot of attention working alongside the DNPR in addressing mining specific issues. But for investment to really generate
that we planted last year and that we are planting this year has been donated by government employees, each donating a tree, university students, lecturers, doctors, nurses, the Minerals Council by having all the mines to participate and talking to CESOL.
why do we have to go to the next slide? Yeah, I'd like to see things in the Government Gazette and the Minerals Council and the DMR. They did say we are very, very close now to agreeing on the amended policy that's been drafted now for about two years. And
sits at the moment. To tell us more about this, we're joined by Bongani Moza, Chief Economist at Minerals Council South Africa. Such a pleasure to have you with us, Bongani. Welcome. Bongani, you're living on Kaiabis. Good evening, sir. Bongani Moza joining us
giving us a lot more insight for us to hold on to tonight. That is Bonghani Moza. He's the chief economist at the Minerals Council of South Africa. Such insight, such data, and most importantly, helping us better understand the reality of the mining industry.
1865 to the British Pound 2201. On tonight's Unflat Money Show, we'll be talking to the CEO of the Minerals Council, Msilimton Jane. He makes such a simple point. It's not about what's below your ground that really matters. It's what you do about it above
announced platinum, $1,634.24. Brent crude, $105.61. And the rant of the dollar, $16.65 to the Euro 1865 to the British pound, call it 22 exactly. On the money show tonight, we'll speak to the head of the minerals council, Mzilim Sinjani, about how the
That's how ABS is invested in your story. Good evening on your money show tonight, the Minerals Council CEO Mzilem Tenjane, and how it's not below ground that makes you competitive, but what you do above ground that matters. The amazing tale of the sale of the
day on the 24th of September 2025. Why? Because we brought along government employees to each donated tree. We started with our owner, the Department of Forestry, Fisheries, and the Environment. We then went out to the Minerals Council, we went to the NUA.
with scientific and research institutions to drive economic development. Mojosi met with the Council for Geoscience to explore ways of using scientific research and geological data to support development in the province. The discussions included mineral
22 stories on 5 stations in the last 30 days
please. 072-702-1702. Also, we all views on 01883-0702 and 021-446-0567. Mzilimton Janet, the Minerals Council, we'll hear from him in just a moment, made some interesting observations about competitiveness. I thought that was interesting. The incredible story
thoughts, please. 072-702-1702. Also, your views on 01883-0702 and 0214460567. Mzilimton Janet, the Minerals Council, we'll hear from him in just a moment. Made some interesting Industry and an important reminder as part of it about what really drives
for the benefits of the continent and the rest of the world. Mzilin Temjani, thanks so much. CEO at the Minerals Council of South Africa. Do appreciate the time. 20 minutes after 7. 7.02. 7.02. Stephen is on the money show. 6 to 8 p.m. The amazing corporate.
Mzilentim Jane, thanks so much. CEO at the Minerals Council of South Africa. Do appreciate the time. 20 minutes after 7. Cape Talk. Cape Talk. Stephen is on the money show. 6 to 8 p.m. The amazing corporate tale involving the campus in Bryanson seems to be
At the Joba Gandabo, was that I think as the Minerals Council, we're giving a lot of attention working alongside the DNPR in addressing mining-specific issues. But for investment to really generate the return and attract the investment that is required, it is
And so I think the point that was well made yesterday at the Joba Gandabo was that I think as a minerals council, we're giving a lot of attention working alongside the DNPR in addressing mining specific issues. But for investment to really generate
that we planted last year and that we are planting this year has been donated by government employees, each donating a tree, university students, lecturers, doctors, nurses, the Minerals Council by having all the mines to participate and talking to CESOL.
why do we have to go to the next slide? Yeah, I'd like to see things in the Government Gazette and the Minerals Council and the DMR. They did say we are very, very close now to agreeing on the amended policy that's been drafted now for about two years. And
sits at the moment. To tell us more about this, we're joined by Bongani Moza, Chief Economist at Minerals Council South Africa. Such a pleasure to have you with us, Bongani. Welcome. Bongani, you're living on Kaiabis. Good evening, sir. Bongani Moza joining us
giving us a lot more insight for us to hold on to tonight. That is Bonghani Moza. He's the chief economist at the Minerals Council of South Africa. Such insight, such data, and most importantly, helping us better understand the reality of the mining industry.
1865 to the British Pound 2201. On tonight's Unflat Money Show, we'll be talking to the CEO of the Minerals Council, Msilimton Jane. He makes such a simple point. It's not about what's below your ground that really matters. It's what you do about it above
announced platinum, $1,634.24. Brent crude, $105.61. And the rant of the dollar, $16.65 to the Euro 1865 to the British pound, call it 22 exactly. On the money show tonight, we'll speak to the head of the minerals council, Mzilim Sinjani, about how the
That's how ABS is invested in your story. Good evening on your money show tonight, the Minerals Council CEO Mzilem Tenjane, and how it's not below ground that makes you competitive, but what you do above ground that matters. The amazing tale of the sale of the
day on the 24th of September 2025. Why? Because we brought along government employees to each donated tree. We started with our owner, the Department of Forestry, Fisheries, and the Environment. We then went out to the Minerals Council, we went to the NUA.
with scientific and research institutions to drive economic development. Mojosi met with the Council for Geoscience to explore ways of using scientific research and geological data to support development in the province. The discussions included mineral
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