AllAfrica.com logo AllAfrica.com 1 month ago

South Africa: No Plans to Nationalise Mines

Johannesburg — THE African National Congress (ANC) yesterday emphatically said it had no intention of nationalising SA mines , saying no party leader would "make policy pronouncements" based on "sentiment". Full Article at AllAfrica.com

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  1. It is these concerns that have fuelled a call for nationalisation of mines from some quarters of our society
    – Kgalema Motlanthe SOURCE: Mail & Guardian Online 1 month ago
  2. These job losses have imposed huge costs on some of the poorest households and communities in our country. We are grateful to organised business for working with us to limit retrenchments, but much more needs to be done
    – Kgalema Motlanthe SOURCE: Mail & Guardian Online 1 month ago
  3. Nationalisation of the mines is, however, not the policy of the ANC, nor that of the ANC-led government
    – Mathews Phosa SOURCE: AllAfrica.com 1 month ago
  4. We will and must move away from a culture of greed and self- enrichment to one of transparent accountability. We should also consider additional legal measures, one of them being the potential appointment of a corruption commissioner with wide-ranging legal powers
    – Mathews Phosa SOURCE: AllAfrica.com 1 month ago
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