South Africa Mining Charter expected by November, Mantashe says

South Africa plans to publish a final version of its new Mining Charter for implementation by November, Mineral Resources Minister Gwede Mantashe said on Twitter.
The deadline for submission of written submissions into the #MiningCharter comes to an end this Friday, 31 August 2018. It is envisaged that the final Mining Charter will be published for implementation by November 2018. #ADUConference
— Gwede Mantashe (@GwedeMantashe1) August 29, 2018
Written feedback on the draft charter published June 15 can be submitted until Aug. 31. The set of rules is aimed at redistributing the benefits from South Africa’s mineral wealth more equally.
(By Felix Njini)
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