Anglo–Teck merger deepens fears of Anglo American’s long goodbye to South Africa
In South Africa, the Anglo-Teck merger is widely seen as the symbolic culmination of Anglo’s long, steady retreat from the country that built it.
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Diamond giant De Beers slashes prices as Anglo American prepares South Africa exit
Anglo’s retreat from diamonds, coal, and platinum has raised concerns about the long-term future of mining investment in South Africa.
Anglo American’s slow, calculated retreat from South Africa
Anglo American may still operate in South Africa, but it no longer reflects South Africa, and that outcome was planned long ago.
Botswana seeks majority control of De Beers to bolster economic sovereignty
Botswana currently holds a 15% direct stake in De Beers and supplies about 70% of the company’s annual rough-diamond output through its 50/50 joint venture, Debswana.
Anglo American’s final extraction: A corporate flight that leaves South Africa impoverished and poisoned
International campaigning groups and local activists have publicly condemned Anglo for what they call a failure of moral and legal responsibility toward affected communities.
Anglo American’s exit: A century of exploitation cannot be buried
The firm that once called itself a “nation-builder” now appears to be turning away from the nation’s unfinished project of transformation.
From Johannesburg to Vancouver: Anglo American’s exodus raises questions over South African representation
Anglo American has also faced criticism for allegedly failing to meet its social and economic responsibilities in South Africa.
Anglo American under fire for alleged breach of promises in South Africa amid Teck merger
The merger has raised concerns about Anglo American’s long-term commitment to South Africa.
