PAR’s Excellence in Community Engagement & Labor Relations
Pan African Resources (PAR) is a gold mining company operating a portfolio of mines in South Africa. It also conducts several gold exploration projects in Sudan. The company has the capacity to produce more than 200,000 ounces of gold annually from
Revolutionizing Gold Mining: Pan African Resources’ Ore Processing Breakthroughs
After over 135 years of gold mining in South Africa, the large gold deposits remaining in the ground are mostly deep. Because deep-level mining is costly, only the higher grade reefs are still viable.
But the industry is not
Mintails Spurs Economic Revival
A new generation of South African mining companies is changing long-held perceptions that the country’s gold mines are deep, dangerous and dirty.
While a few large mine houses are still extracting ore from operations as deep as four kilometres (such as Mponeng on
The metals and mining industry is responsible for about 8% of the global carbon emission. Consequently, Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) considerations have become a central part of business decisions for mining
The metals and mining sector is responsible for roughly 8% of worldwide carbon emissions. Therefore, Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) factors have become essential to the strategic planning of mining firms. Yet,
The metals and mining sector accounts for approximately 8% of worldwide carbon emissions. As a result, Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) factors are increasingly becoming integral to the strategic decisions of mining
Pan African Mine Tailings – Sustainable Mine Management
It was a sad day when Johannesburg’s “Top Star Drive-in” closed in 2008. Top Star was a landmark, where many local citizens had enjoyed movies and fantastic views over the city. The reason for closure was more to do with competition from
Pan African Mine Tailings – Sustainable Mine Management
The closure of the “Top Star Drive-in” in Johannesburg in 2008 was a significant event. More than just a spot for watching films against the city’s skyline, Top Star was a beloved institution. Its closure was largely blamed on the emergence of
Pan African Mine Tailings – Sustainable Mine Management
The closure of Johannesburg’s “Top Star Drive-in” in 2008 marked a poignant moment. Top Star wasn’t just a venue for moviegoers to catch films with a panoramic view of the city; it was a cultural staple. Its shutdown was attributed more to
Renewable energy fuels Pan African’s journey towards more sustainable mining
Pan African Resources, a mid-tier African gold producer (200,000oz+), prioritises sustainable South African mines. They balance profit with people and environment, aiming for growth without harming communities or sacrificing safety.
