Despite riches of gold, iron ore, chromite, zinc, aluminium, nickel, and many other minerals, mining in Sudan contributes just 4% to the country’s GDP, with the yellow metal being the main driver. Now the industry may be in for a further boost as Pan African Resources has secured five prospecting concessions
Every responsible miner needs to understand the impact their operations can have on the environment and community relations, and develop an appropriate environmental, social and governance (ESG) framework to improve conditions and counter any negative effects that may arise.
Pan African Resources
South Africans could afford a slight sigh of relief as finance minister Tito Mboweni outlined a national budget for 2021/2022 that included tax cuts for both consumers and business in his 24 February Budget Speech.
Less than a year ago, the Medium-Term Budget Policy Statement (MTBPS) outlined the need to increase taxes by R40 billion over
Value creation in the mining industry has moved from purely being able to supply gold, to having sustainable, ethical, and environmentally cognizant operations. In the past year alone (2020) Pan African Resources has reinforced its Environmental, Sustainability, and Financial
When people speak about ‘striking gold’ or say, ‘this is a gold mine’, it usually means they have found extraordinary success in an undertaking.
For gold mining companies, the above phrase holds both figurative and literal meanings. In the last two years, Pan African Resources (PAR)
Large tailings facilities
Pan African Resources, a mid-tier African gold producer (200,000oz+), prioritises sustainable South African mines. They balance profit with people and environment, aiming for growth without harming communities or sacrificing safety.
