Shabangu

"Susan Shabangu is making false assurances and altogether making the ANC process to be undermined," the Youth League said in February, following another public statement from Ms. Shabangu that nationalization isn't government policy.

Mines Ally in South Africa May Lose Job Devon Maylie 2011

"It's a political debate, we will continue to have debates because we are a democratic nation," Ms. Shabangu said earlier this year in Boston.

Mines Ally in South Africa May Lose Job Devon Maylie 2011

Ms. Shabangu, the mines minister, is leading a delegation to Boston, New York and Toronto this month in an effort to drum up interest from investors.

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If Ms. Shabangu is replaced, that would "further exacerbate uncertainty created by the nationalization debate," said Michael Spicer , CEO of Business Leadership, an industry group that represents South African business interests.

Mines Ally in South Africa May Lose Job Devon Maylie 2011

"The BEE partners, in most cases, don't show up for site visits," Minister Susan Shabangu says.

South African Program Draws Fire Peter Wonacott 2011

South Africa's minister of mineral resources Susan Shabangu, who has said she's against nationalization, did highlight the importance of the government's development of a state-owned mining company earlier this month at a conference in China.

South African Official Barred Devon Maylie 2011

In August Mineral Minister Susan Shabangu said mine deaths aren't falling enough, while output of gold and platinum had risen.

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Only two government ministers have spoken out against it, including Susan Shabangu, the country's mining minister.

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Minister of Mineral Resources Susan Shabangu has said the Kumba dispute exposed shortcomings in addressing changes to mineral rights.

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At a mining conference in Cape Town last year, Ms. Shabangu replied to a question that mine nationalization would only happen over her "dead body."

Mines Ally in South Africa May Lose Job Devon Maylie 2011