CLEAN : S.Africa govt and mining industry tensions dominate Indaba

The transcript discusses the importance of worker safety in the mining industry and the regulatory actions that can be taken if conditions are unsafe. It emphasizes the need for fair decision-making and swift implementation in the national interest. The focus is on incentivizing the industry by creating an enabling environment for investment, moving away from excessive regulation. The text also highlights the importance of engagement and the potential need for legal action if issues are not addressed. Finally, it calls for changes among all stakeholders, including industry, labor, and government, to improve perceptions and investment appetite.

What actions will be taken if the conditions are deemed unsafe for workers?

What is the importance of being fair and reasonable when stopping operations?

What is meant by moving away from an obsession with regulation to a more enabling environment?

How can stakeholders change the negative investment appetite in the industry?

What role does organized labor play in changing perceptions within the industry?