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Reflections Ahead Of Junior Mining Indaba: Formalising Artisanal And Small-scale Mining In South Africa
South Africa's artisanal and small-scale mining sector is undergoing significant transformation through progressive policy and legislative reforms aimed at formalisation and legitimisation. How do recent developments, including the 2022 ASM Policy and the 2025 Draft Mineral Resources Development Bill, seek to balance broader participation in mining with environmental safeguards while distinguishing lawful small-scale operations from illegal mining activities?
South Africa Energy
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ENS
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From Public Monopoly To Private Participation: The Rise Of Independent Transmission Providers In Southern Africa
For decades, Southern Africa’s electricity transmission landscape was defined by state control. Transmission lines, substations, system operations remained firmly in the hands of vertically integrated national utilities whose investment capacity could no longer keep up with demand, rising urbanisation, and the surge of independent power generation.
South Africa Energy
KL
Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer LLP
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South Africa Renewable Energy Sector
South Africa's renewable energy sector is rapidly transforming as the IPPPP targets 20,340 MW by 2030. With grid constraints, market restructuring, and rising energy demand reshaping the landscape, maintaining strategic alignment with tax policy has become critical for Independent Power Producers (IPPs) and investors navigating capital allowances, cross-border structuring, transfer pricing, VAT complexities, and carbon tax implications.
South Africa Energy
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SNG Grant Thornton
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Reflections Ahead Of Junior Mining Indaba: Formalising Artisanal And Small-scale Mining In South Africa
South Africa's artisanal and small-scale mining sector is undergoing significant transformation through progressive policy and legislative reforms aimed at formalisation and legitimisation. How do recent developments, including the 2022 ASM Policy and the 2025 Draft Mineral Resources Development Bill, seek to balance broader participation in mining with environmental safeguards while distinguishing lawful small-scale operations from illegal mining activities?
South Africa Energy
E
ENS
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Article
From Public Monopoly To Private Participation: The Rise Of Independent Transmission Providers In Southern Africa
For decades, Southern Africa’s electricity transmission landscape was defined by state control. Transmission lines, substations, system operations remained firmly in the hands of vertically integrated national utilities whose investment capacity could no longer keep up with demand, rising urbanisation, and the surge of independent power generation.
South Africa Energy
KL
Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer LLP
See more
Article
South Africa Renewable Energy Sector
South Africa's renewable energy sector is rapidly transforming as the IPPPP targets 20,340 MW by 2030. With grid constraints, market restructuring, and rising energy demand reshaping the landscape, maintaining strategic alignment with tax policy has become critical for Independent Power Producers (IPPs) and investors navigating capital allowances, cross-border structuring, transfer pricing, VAT complexities, and carbon tax implications.
South Africa Energy
SG
SNG Grant Thornton
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