Nobulali Dangazele

Jul 10, 2024 | acumenmagazine.co.za | Tamara Oberholster |Nobulali Dangazele |Denise Mhlanga |Wendy du Plessis

Mining is by its nature not sustainable – removing resources from the earth’s crust will eventually deplete them. However, mining is still necessary. Mined minerals and metals are needed for everything from power generation (whether coal or uranium) to electronics (including lithium for batteries and rare earth elements for most technological devices). Mining also holds significant economic importance for and influences other socioeconomic factors, from unemployment to infrastructure development.

Jun 19, 2024 | acumenmagazine.co.za | Nobulali Dangazele |Denise Mhlanga |Wendy du Plessis |Derene Breytenbach

Football is one of the most powerful and popular global sports. It unites communities throughout the world, provides entertainment, and breaks down cultural barriers. Over the years, the sport has grown to become an important and profitable business with a value chain that transcends industries. The economic impact of football on infrastructure development, sponsorships, television rights, and player development is immense.