The Council for Geoscience is one of the national science councils of South Africa and is the legal successor of the Geological Survey of South Africa, which was formed in 1912 by the amalgamation of three former surveys, the oldest of which — the Geological Commission of the Cape of Good Hope — was founded in 1895. The Geoscience Act (no. 100 of 1993) established the Council for Geoscience in its present form. Today, the Council for Geoscience is a modern institution that boasts excellent facilities and expertise, ranking among the best in Africa.
As a scientific research council, the Council for Geoscience is mandated to promote research, extend knowledge in the field of geoscience and provide specialised geoscientific services. The Council for Geoscience has a national footprint in South Africa.
The CEO, Mr Mosa Mabuza was a panellist at the South African/Paydirt Media Investment Lunch sponsored by @OrionMinerals under the theme “South Africa’s Strategic Interventions for a New Era of Resource Discovery,” #AfricaDownUnder @Paydirt_Media
The @CGS_RSA is participating at the #AfricaDownUnder in Perth, Australia. The South Africa delegation is led by Minister of @DMRE_ZA Mr. Gwede Mantashe. The event provides a vital platform for SA to showcase its mineral exploration strategy and investment opportunities.
🌍 The 16th OAGS General Assembly is underway in Eswatini from Sep 3-5!🤝Great discussions on geoscience collaboration between #EGS & #OAGS.
Hon. Minister HRH Prince Lonkhokhela launched the event, highlighting training and capacity building via @PanAfGeo Project🔬
South Africa has launched its first pilot Carbon Capture, Utilisation, and Storage (CCUS) research site in Mpumalanga to help reduce its carbon footprint.
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‘@CGS_RSA; #CCUS #carboncapture #carbon #CO2 #SouthAfrica
Mr Mosa Mabuza,CEO of @CGS_RSA narrated a story about how the CGS has progressed in CCUS research&collaborative efforts with MP provincial & other stakeholders that culminated to formalising institutional relations with the aim to accelerate the implementation subsequent phases.
The Executive Mayor of Govan Mbeki Municipality,Cllr Nhlakanipo Zuma during his welcome note reaffirmed their support for CCUS research & its implementation towards attaining net zero carbon economy. #ccus #ccs
The @DMRE_ZA Minister, Hon Gwede Mantashe yesterday officially unveiled the CCUS site in Leandra, Mpumalanga to demonstrate made to-date in relation to the geological characterisation phase.
As we wrap up the week at the #37igc,Dr T Dhansay presented on the results of the geological characterisation of the CCUS pilot project in Leandra, Mpumalanga while Ms D Claassen gave a poster presentation on “Gully erosion characterisation and modelling in the Eastern Cape”.
The fourth day of the @CGS_RSA participation at the #37igc started with a talk from Dr Taufeeq Dhansay on lithium development in the Northern Cape and its implications on critical material supply. #ICG2024 #geoscientist
Today, Ms Ndivhuwo Mukosi gave a presentation on ‘Integrated & Multidisciplinary Geoscientific Mapping of the Giyani Greenstone Belts,SA.Her talk focused on the integration of various geoscientific applications to support economic growth through exploration & to address societal…
There were several presentations from the CGS team who presented results of some of the key organisational programmes.This included Mr M Ncume,Mr M Bensid & Ms N Dunga.They presented on landslide characterisation,geochemical exploration & offshore carbon storage,respectively.
The @CGS_RSA delegates, led by the CEO, Mr Mosa Mabuza held a bilateral meeting with the Geological Survey of India. They discussed the shared geological evolution and vision of both countries.
#IGC2024 #geoscientist