South Africa’s Mining Sector: Unveiling the Fight for Corporate Integrity

In the highly competitive landscape of junior mining, maintaining momentum is akin to gauging strength in the sheer volume of ore or the capital amassed. However, for Mike Miller, the CEO of Mantengu Mining, resilience manifests as an intricate struggle involving legal battles, safeguarding reputation, and countering institutional resistance. Questions loom large over whether there are efforts to invisibly edge Mantengu out of the game altogether.

Mantengu Mining: A Pioneer in a Challenging Market Landscape

As financial dynamics rapidly evolve, Mantengu Mining emerges as a company committed to confronting not only market instabilities but also entrenched systemic challenges. At the forefront of this effort is CEO Mike Miller, guiding the company through complex financial turbulence, including the significant and widely discussed Mantengu Hawks case.

Over the past year, Mantengu has been involved in one of the Johannesburg Stock Exchange’s (JSE) most significant and underreported developments. Unlike many small-cap enterprises that often succumb to external pressures, Mantengu has taken a proactive stance by addressing suspected market manipulation and advocating for transparency. The company has not only filed criminal complaints but has also uncovered and challenged tactics intended to skew its market valuation.

Puleng LenkaBula: Advancing Gender Equity in African Higher Education

Professor Puleng LenkaBula, as the pioneering female Vice-Chancellor at the University of South Africa (Unisa), represents a crucial stride forward in the landscape of women in academic leadership. Her induction did not merely signify gender progress; it heralded a transformative era for the institution, driving advancements in ethical governance and educational innovation.

Pioneering Institutional Progress at Unisa

Taking the reins during a period of formidable challenges, Professor LenkaBula embarked on an ambitious program of governance reforms and accountability strategies, seeking to usher Unisa into an era of sustainable advancement. Her leadership prioritized strengthening public trust and propelling the university through both structural and digital metamorphoses, all while upholding its status as a premier continental leader in open distance learning.