Supply gaps: How SMEs can plug into procurement for big mining houses

The committee said granting the provincial mining director extensive discretion to define a “fit and proper person” for an Exclusive Prospecting Licence lacks certainty, inviting misuse and corruption.

BY SHERPHARD KEMBO WHEN people hear the word mining, their minds often race to giant excavators, billion-dollar shafts, and global commodity markets. But behind the glossy reports of gold ounces and platinum tonnage lies a truth often overlooked: mines survive on the small, every day supplies and services that keep operations running.From the humble bolt…

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