- Yolanda Torrisi
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Transformation starts with our leaders – comment by Yolanda Torrisi
Quality leadership is a cornerstone of success to structural change in industries such as South Africa’s mining sectors. Read more about 'Transformation starts with our leaders – comment by Yolanda Torrisi'...
Chinese investment underpins Africa’s mining – comment by Yolanda Torrisi
China has played an important role to date in developing the mining industry in emerging nations on the continent. Read more about 'Chinese investment underpins Africa’s mining – comment by Yolanda Torrisi'...
Words of advice from afar can go a long way – comment by Yolanda Torrisi
Mature mining jurisdictions have a lot to offer African countries such as Zimbabwe who are hoping to grow and stimulate their mining industries. Read more about 'Words of advice from afar can go a long way – comment by Yolanda Torrisi'...
Miners can drive positive minerals policy change – comment by Yolanda Torrisi
Government policy is a major factor that influences the success of mining industries across the continent and many a time we have seen a well-intentioned government intervention slow down and... Read more about 'Miners can drive positive minerals policy change – comment by Yolanda Torrisi'...
Iron may lead to growth in Sierra Leone – comment by Yolanda Torrisi
Sierra Leone’s new iron ore mine is a sign of what the mining industry could bring to the impoverished nation whose government and mining bodies are determined to see the... Read more about 'Iron may lead to growth in Sierra Leone – comment by Yolanda Torrisi'...
Nigeria must maintain momentum – comment by Yolanda Torrisi
The question of whether the mining industry should be considered a secondary industry or the way forward can be controversial. Read more about 'Nigeria must maintain momentum – comment by Yolanda Torrisi'...
South African mining needs a reboot – comment by Yolanda Torrisi
It’s time for a rethink in South Africa after the nation experienced a third quarter of falling production in the mining industry. Read more about 'South African mining needs a reboot – comment by Yolanda Torrisi'...
Taxing miners will only punish Namibia – comment by Yolanda Torrisi
A receptive tax regime can encourage investment in mining and help protect economies from troubled times and during a recession, countries such as Namibia may be tempted to introduce tax-raising... Read more about 'Taxing miners will only punish Namibia – comment by Yolanda Torrisi'...
Upcoming Zambian conference has big role to play – comment by Yolanda Torrisi
The Zambian government’s moves on fellow Konkola Copper Mines (KCM) investor Vedanta Resources is a disturbing direction for those worried about resource nationalism trends on the continent. Read more about 'Upcoming Zambian conference has big role to play – comment by Yolanda Torrisi'...
Green design may minimise carbon tax effects – comment by Yolanda Torrisi
Africa’s push towards maturity and first-world economic practice inevitably involves the adoption of international laws and conventions. Read more about 'Green design may minimise carbon tax effects – comment by Yolanda Torrisi'...