The high-ranking delegation from China, which is due to arrive in South Africa next Monday to undertake a three-week study of South Africa’s globally recognised mineral reporting codes, will be given insight during their visit into a South African borehole logging system that is poised to go global. “We have the best borehole logging database in the world in South Africa, which is now poised to go global. It has developed out of the South African mining industry, and in all of my work throughout the world, I haven't come across a better system than this,” said Matt Mullins, chairperson of Samcodes Standards Committee, which will host the 18-strong Chinese group from October 15 to November 3. (Also watch attached Creamer Media video).
