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What does the future of SA mining look like

Following on from last week's Joburg Indaba, Burton Meyer, CDH Director in our Dispute Resolution practice, joined Jimmy Moyaha on SAFM.

9 Oct 2023 07:44 Minutes Radio interview
What does the future of SA mining look like

What does the future of SA mining look like

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What does the future of SA mining look like

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Following on from last week's Joburg Indaba, Burton Meyer, CDH Director in our Dispute Resolution practice, joined Jimmy Moyaha on SAFM to discuss the key takeaways from the event. Listen to this in-depth interview and find out why Burton believes that collaboration amongst all stakeholders is key to the future success of the mining industry in South Africa. He also discusses the energy crisis, cleaner energy, and the just energy transition, critical minerals, as well as the challenges facing the industry in terms of logistics and transportation.

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