Mining Weekly | Sipho Nkosi’s red tape cutting role crucial to encourage investment

The appointment of mining stalwart Sipho Nkosi to cut red tape is crucial to encourage new investment and expand existing investment in South Africa.

Mining Weekly | Menar spells out diversification strategy

The diversification strategy of private investment and management company Menar is very much in sync with the global push towards a greener future, says Menar MD Vuslat Bayoglu.

Mining Weekly | Major joint effort needed to meet host community challenge facing mining

major joint effort is needed by big and small mining companies, government, labour, communities and traditional leaders and municipalities

Mining Weekly | Stimulus, EV surge shaping diversification

Menar is prioritising an iron-ore acquisition as well as a second sizeable manganese deal this year

Mining Review Africa | Mining Elites One-on-one

Chantelle Kotze, Senior Deputy Editor of Mining Review Africa interviews Vuslat Bayoglu, Managing Director, Menar

Mining Weekly | Coronavirus likely to cause drastic price falls

Reduction in the consumption of mined products that the coronavirus was causing would likely result in a drastic fall in prices

eNCA | Eskom is riddled with maintenance issues

Most of the time when we’re left in the dark, it’s because of power plants breaking down

SABC News | Rescuing Eskom: Discussion with Vuslat Bayoglu

The power utility should invest in the maintenance of power plants and avoid short cuts which lead to dire consequence

Mining Weekly | Menar’s Canyon offers Eskom cheaper coal on open-book basis

Coal mining company Canyon Coal, a Menar group company, is prepared to offer coal to State-owned electricity utility Eskom at a cheaper price on an open-book basis from two new projects.
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