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 @CGS_RSA is participating in this year’s Junior Indaba that’s taking place in Johannesburg at the Houghton Hotel.
The @CGS_RSA CEO, Mr Mosa Mabuza is a panellist at Junior Indaba conference themed “Creating an enabling environment for junior mining and exploration in South Africa” facilitated by Ntsiki Adonisi, Head of Natural Resources & Environment Practice at ENS. #Juniorindaba
The @CGS_RSA hosted a high-level delegation from the China Geological Survey on 26 May 2025 as part of strengthening the bilateral relations between the two entities. The visit included strategic discussions and guided tours of key CGS facilities—our Geoscientific Library, CGS…
The learners wrapped up their day with a tour and visit to various facilities such as the National Geoscientific Library, Analytical Laboratory and Seismology Center.
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