• The Concept of a Just Transition is as Relevant to the Fourth Industrial Revolution as it is for the Move towards a Low Carbon Economy 

  Kaggwa, Martin; Sithole, Sinenhlanhla (Sam Tambani Research Institute, 2020)

  Two parallel developments are taking place in Africa, that are of key significance to workers. The first one is the concerted effort to move the national economies from depending on fossil-based energy to a clean low-carbon ...
• Unpacking Employee Share Ownership Plans ESOPs 

  Sithole, Sinenhlanhla (Sam Tambani Research Institute, 2019)

  Globally, the empowerment of historically disadvantaged groups, economically, is not uncommon. As such preferential policies geared towards transformation have been a common feature especially towards advancement of ...
• Creating A Dividend Yielding Esop Model For Mine Workers 

  Sithole, Sinenhlanhla (Sam Tambani Research Institute, 2019)

  Employee Share Ownership Plans (ESOPs) are an empowerment tool for workers and have been a common feature in South Africa’s mining industry policy since mining charter one of 2004. They serve the purpose of transformation ...
• Union and business efforts to increase productivity in the mining sector: A critical Reflection 

  Kaggwa, Martin (Sam Tambani Research Institute, 2016-02)

  The aim of this paper is to examine the practicality of how mineworkers, organised under a trade union, can participate in employers’ productivity-increasing initiatives in a mutually beneficial way in South Africa. A ...
• The State of Transformation in South Africa’s Energy, Mining and Construction Sectors 

  Sam Tambani Research Institute (Sam Tambani Research Institute, 2016)

  The exclusionary policies of apartheid systematically marginalised the majority of South Africans from partaking in the economic activities of their country. The Mining Charter and the B-BBEE codes were introduced to ...
• Can mining, sustainable development and mitigating effects of climate change be mutually inclusive? A reflection on South Africa’s situation 

  Kaggwa, Martin (Sam Tambani Research Institute, 2016)

  Central to Sustainable Development (SD) is the improvement of people’s welfare in perpetuity SD is based on the understanding that development of any country depletes a country’s resources needed to sustain it Implementation ...
• Modelling the Effect of Carbon Tax on high emission sectors employment using a System Dynamics Model 

  Kaggwa, Martin (Sam Tambani Research Institute, 2016-11-17)

  Global warming is no longer a contested phenomenon –the issue is how to deal with it! SA government recognizes that the country is vulnerable to effects of climate change. Introduction of a CT is one of the policy ...
• Job Losses In The Mining Industry Minerals And Petroleum Board 

  National Union of Mineworkers (National Union of Mineworkers, 2016)
• Contextualising of Organised Labour’s Position on Carbon Tax in South Africa Using a Qualitative System Dynamics Model 

  Kaggwa, Martin (Sam Tambani Research Institute, 2016)

  The South African government planned to introduce a carbon tax from 2013 as part of its efforts to reduce pollution levels emanating from domestic economic activities. The position of organised labour has, however, ranged ...
• A systems dynamics approach to understanding the biofuels socio-technical transition. 

  Stafford, W; Simelane, T; Kaggwa, Martin; Mutanga, Shingirirai (Sam Tambani Research Institute, 2016)

  Biofuels are renewable energy sources that are alternatives to petroleum fossil-fuels. Since energy is a domestic necessity and also a factor of production (enabling a variety of services such as transportation, heating, ...
• Quarterly Research Report (January – April 2016) 

  Sam Tambani Research Institute (Sam Tambani Research Institute, 2016)

  Sam Tambani Research Institute
• Quarterly Research Report 

  Sam Tambani Research Institute (Sam Tambani Research Institute, 2015)

  Quarterly Report
• AMD and the Mining Sector Contribution to the South African Economy 

  Sam Tambani Research Institute (Sam Tambani Research Institute, 2015)

  Debate on how to make the mining sector in South Africa benefit more people and subsequently enhance the sector’s contribution to national development has tended to ignore that mining activities have negative effects to ...
• Potential Solutions to Economic Exclusion of the Youth, particularly Women in South Africa 

  Mgotywa, Sabelo (National Union of Mineworkers, 2015)

  Definition of Economic Exclusion (EE) Extent of the Problem Proposed Potential Solutions to EE: Legislative Solution Economic Solution (Economic and Industrial Policies) Political Solution Societal Value ...
• Contextualizing of Organized Labour Position on Carbon Tax in South Africa using a Qualitative System Dynamics Model 

  Kaggwa, Martin (Sam Tambani Research Institute, 2015-07)

  South Africa (SA) Carbon Tax Policy (CTP): structure and arguments for and against The conventional one way causal model of SA’s Carbon Tax Policy SA Carbon Tax Policy as Qualitative System Dynamics (SD) Model Insights ...
• Challenges Facing Women In The Mining, Energy And Construction Sectors: Survey Report (Highveld, North East And The Eastern Cape Regions) 

  Kaggwa, Martin (Sam Tambani Research Institute, 2015-07-28)
• Carbon Tax 

  National Union of Mineworkers (National Union of Mineworkers, 2013-08-01)
• Women Structure Report To 06th National Women’s Conference 

  Letlala, Faith (National Union of Mineworkers, 2014-11)

  -Feedback on the women structure performance –achievement and challenges -Analyses sustainability of women structure at national and regional levels -Discusses structure’s participation in national and international Women ...
• The effect of labour unrest in the mines on skills development and training 

  Montoedi, Tshimane (National Union of Mineworkers, 2014)

  “Labour unrest in the mining sector does not have a direct effect on skills development and training” Rather “Lack of skills development and training has been a cause of labour unrest in the sector” It is important to ...
• Research on Challenges Facing Women in the Workplace (Mining, Construction and Energy Sectors) 

  Unknown author (Sam Tambani Research Institute, 2014)

  1.Investigate challenges facing women within the mining, energy and construction sectors 2.Assess the extent to which women have benefited from developments in their respective workplace 3.Identify areas for intervention ...

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