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We concluded the 136ᵗʰ Annual General Meeting with a conversation with Paul Dunne reflecting on the day’s discussions and the future of South African mining.
The conversation explored the importance of policy certainty, investment, infrastructure reform, and creating an enabling environment to unlock the full potential of the mining sector and drive long-term economic growth.
At the 136ᵗʰ Annual General Meeting of the Minerals Council South Africa, we caught up with @mimthenjane to unpack the outlook for South Africa’s mining sector and the priorities shaping the industry going forward.
The conversation touched on the release of the 2025 Integrated Annual Review, the role of mining in driving economic growth and social progress, and the importance of policy reform, modernisation, investment, and partnerships in unlocking the sector’s full potential.
We are pleased to introduce the Minerals Council South Africa's office bearers for 2026/2027.
Following the 136ᵗʰ Annual General Meeting, we welcome the leaders who will guide the Minerals Council’s work in the year ahead:
These leaders bring decades of experience across the mining sector, together with a shared commitment to advancing a safe, responsible, and globally competitive South African mining industry.
Paul Dunne, President of the Minerals Council South Africa, took to the podium at the 136ᵗʰ Annual General Meeting to reflect on the state of South African mining and where the sector is headed.
In his address, Paul reinforced the role mining plays as a powerful multiplier for South Africa’s economy, highlighting the importance of pragmatic policy, an enabling operating environment, and long-term investment to unlock the sector’s full potential.