Vuslat Bayoglu

Mining Weekly | Stimulus, EV surge shaping diversification

By Vuslat Bayoğlu on March 19, 2021

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

Business Day | Miners’ trajectory relies on team work by private and public sector

By Vuslat Bayoğlu on March 4, 2021

State’s coffers will keep filling if it aids competitiveness while the industry grabs market share

Mining Review Africa | Mining Elites One-on-one

By Vuslat Bayoğlu on February 10, 2021

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

Sunday Times | Deadly tensions in mining communities need a policy response

By Vuslat Bayoğlu on December 13, 2020

The anti-mining lobby clouds local – and often resolvable – issues with its own agenda, even as it wilfully ignores mining’s contribution to the world

Fin24 | If govt wants to fast-track economic growth, it can start by cutting red tape

By Vuslat Bayoğlu on October 18, 2020

We can achieve a lot in reviving our economy by, among other things, erasing bureaucratic red tape, fast-tracking licensing

Fin24 | Time for economic patriotism in SA

By Vuslat Bayoğlu on August 26, 2020

South Africa’s economic decline – which predates Covid-19 – and the resultant high unemployment rate can easily lead to a false conclusion that investors have willingly lost interest in the country

Business Media Mags | Key considerations to unlocking mining’s potential

By Vuslat Bayoğlu on August 25, 2020

Whatever form a post-COVID-19 recovery takes, it won’t change the basic requirements of a thriving mining sector

Fin24 | Eskom must tackle the cost of its coal contracts

By Vuslat Bayoğlu on May 23, 2020

The lockdown is imposing additional financial strain on Eskom and necessitates urgent solutions to get the company on a sustainable path beyond Covid-19

Coal is a ‘far more constant’ source of electricity

By Vuslat Bayoğlu on April 17, 2020

Clean coal technologies would allow South Africa to continue to take advantage of its coal endowment by creating jobs, earning over R50-billion in foreign exchange each year

Mining Weekly | Coronavirus likely to cause drastic price falls

By Vuslat Bayoğlu on March 10, 2020

Vuslat Bayoglu

Recent Posts

Mining Weekly | Stimulus, EV surge shaping diversification

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

Business Day | Miners’ trajectory relies on team work by private and public sector

State’s coffers will keep filling if it aids competitiveness while the industry grabs market share

Mining Review Africa | Mining Elites One-on-one

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

Sunday Times | Deadly tensions in mining communities need a policy response

The anti-mining lobby clouds local – and often resolvable – issues with its own agenda, even as it wilfully ignores mining’s contribution to the world

Fin24 | If govt wants to fast-track economic growth, it can start by cutting red tape

We can achieve a lot in reviving our economy by, among other things, erasing bureaucratic red tape, fast-tracking licensing

Fin24 | Time for economic patriotism in SA

South Africa’s economic decline – which predates Covid-19 – and the resultant high unemployment rate can easily lead to a false conclusion that investors have willingly lost interest in the country

Business Media Mags | Key considerations to unlocking mining’s potential

Whatever form a post-COVID-19 recovery takes, it won’t change the basic requirements of a thriving mining sector

Fin24 | Eskom must tackle the cost of its coal contracts

The lockdown is imposing additional financial strain on Eskom and necessitates urgent solutions to get the company on a sustainable path beyond Covid-19

Coal is a ‘far more constant’ source of electricity

Clean coal technologies would allow South Africa to continue to take advantage of its coal endowment by creating jobs, earning over R50-billion in foreign exchange each year

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