The Invisible Story: Underground Health Narratives of Women in Mining by Mutendi, Mutsawashe

“…This dissertation may be read on several different levels. At its most accessible, it is a detailed ethnographic description of how ‘women in mining’ negotiate the daily terrain of caregiving and being exposed to highly contagious and resistant diseases that are associated with mining, which could potentially adversely affect their day-to-day lives, wellbeing and family relations. …”
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Transaction costs in the mining sector in South Africa

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An assessment of occupational health and safety uptake among artisanal miners in Ghana. by Stephens, Daniel Kofi

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A systemic study of mining accident causality: an analysis of 100 accidents from a copper mining company in Zambia by Mabeti, Daniel

“…The mining industry has remained Zambia's dominant industry for almost a century. …”
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Qualitative Analysis of Social Differences within the Gold mining Value Chain : Case of Shurugwi Mining Sites, Zimbabwe

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The theory of wasting assets with reference to the regulation and pricing of gold in the South African gold mining industry by Boyle, Georgina Ann

“…The argument that H is the government's duty to intervene and extend the lives of the mines is· also queried •. A detailed examination of the South African· gold mining taxation formula attempts to show how this type of· government intervention (in the for in of .a sliding scale taxation formula) results in uneconomic act ions by mine owners and non-optimal extraction patterns of the resource The contention is put forward that, given certain considerations, market ibrces should lead to the most optimal use of an exhaustible resource where property rights exist and are def inable0 Unlike common property resources, such as the fisheries, where market .forces fail to make the most optimal use of the resource, government intervention is unjustified The scope of the paper is intended to cover both the underlying theory of wasting assets and to relate this theory to gold in part icu1 ar., The determinants of the gold price will be considered as well as the effects of government intervention via· the gold mining taxation formula on the South· African gold mining industry. …”
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Success and failure factors for the adoption of technology in modern mining by Murthi, Narainaya

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Mining law and policy : a comparative analysis of South Africa and Zimbabwe’s mining laws and policy regimes

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A mining perspective on the potential of renewable electricity sources for operations in South Africa by Votteler, Roman Gunter

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The influence of rockmass properties on the seismic response to miming in a deep level gild mine

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A legal analysis of the national policy on prospecting and mining in protected areas in Namibia

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The case for community consent as a requirement for the award of mining licences in South Africa

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Stakeholder management as a conflict resolution mechanism within mining host communities by Rabambi, Rendani

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Gender equity and business leadership in the South African Mining sector by Boodhram, Farana

“…What needs to change to bring more women into business in the mining industry? A grounded theory approach was considered most appropriate for this research because it draws on the lived experiences of participants, both female and male, occupying a wide range of leadership and management positions. …”
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An evaluation of selected changes proposed in respect of the South African mining tax regime

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An investigation of cleaner production opportunities in the South African coal mining industry by Reddick, Jane

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Does the Permanent Establishment article give Namibia adequate taxing rights?An analysis of tax convention models in the mining and fishing industries by Swartz, Rikotoka Punaje

“…This dissertation analyses Namibia’s current double tax agreements to determine whether the permanent establishment article offers sufficient protection for Namibia’s source taxing rights with reference to Namibia’s largest and most important industries of fishing and mining. …”
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Sustainability Assessment of Post-Mining Land Use Planning by Ugo, Prince Destiny

“…In addition, public participation processes (PPP) should be conducted in most common languages of the stakeholders; and specialist social impact assessment should go beyond the traditional socio-economic issues faced by I&APs to include post-mining land use, as well as sustainable post-mining economy.…”
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Readiness Assessment for Mining Projects

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