Rita Spalding

Jan 22, 2025 | crown.co.za | Nomsa Mbere |Rita Spalding

By Nomsa Mbere and Rita Spalding, Partners at Webber Wentzel Infrastructure is a bellwether of a country’s potential for economic growth. Governments that spend on infrastructure give themselves the best chance to succeed, while underinvestment restrains inclusive economic prosperity. Mining is directly impacted by a country’s infrastructure and ability to move mine product, key equipment, materials, and goods from source to market.

Jan 21, 2025 | mg.co.za | Nomsa Mbere |Rita Spalding

Infrastructure is a bellwether of a country’s potential for economic growth. Governments that spend on infrastructure give themselves the best chance to succeed, while underinvestment restrains inclusive economic prosperity. Mining is directly impacted by a country’s infrastructure and ability to move products, key equipment, materials and goods from source to market. A large number of African states are visceral examples of these maxims.

Jan 21, 2025 | whyafrica.co.za | Nomsa Mbere |Rita Spalding |Leon Louw

Improve mining infrastructure for economic growthAfrica needs to improve mining infrastructure to ensure sustainable economic growth. By Nomsa Mbere and Rita Spalding, Partners at Webber WentzelInfrastructure is a bellwether of a country’s potential for economic growth. Governments that spend on infrastructure give themselves the best chance to succeed, while underinvestment restrains inclusive economic prosperity.

Jan 20, 2025 | miningreview.com | Nomsa Mbere |Rita Spalding

Infrastructure is a bellwether of a country’s potential for economic growth. Governments that spend on infrastructure give themselves the best chance to succeed, while underinvestment restrains inclusive economic prosperity. Mining is directly impacted by a country’s infrastructure and ability to move mine product, key equipment, materials, and goods from source to market.

Jan 25, 2024 | kentuckymonthly.com | Rita Spalding

This is the kitchen where Aunt Della gave me dreams and placed a yellow baby chick in my hands while it rained hard outside and we always caught the sky’s water in the old rain barrel with a tiny black kitten stranded below its staves.