Kamoa Copper to Expand Processing Capacity of Kamoa-Kakula’s Phase 1 and Phase 2 Concentrators by 21%, to a Combined Total of 9.2 Million Tonnes of
Month: February 2022
Gold Fields’ bet on giant mine pays off after years of losses
Gold Fields Ltd. said a turnaround at its giant mine in South Africa is starting to pay off after more than a decade of losses
Renewed hope for renewables-powered hydrogen project in Africa
According to solar trade body the Africa Solar Industry Association (AFSIA), Plans for a huge renewables-powered green hydrogen project in Botswana and Namibia have been
NMP give update on Sandpiper marine phosphate project
Namibian Marine Phosphate stated on Tuesday that steps are being taken to progress the Sandpiper marine phosphate project offshore of Namibia in compliance with last
Nonwoven fabrics for wipes have been developed for safe use in many sectors
Fibertex high-performance nonwoven materials used in the manufacture of wipes, are developed for safe use in diverse applications, including food service, medical attention, patient care
The new eco-friendly Hyundai HX300SL
HPE Africa has extended its range of Hyundai HX series crawler excavators, with the addition recently of HX225SL tracked machines, that are now available throughout
Tsubaki ‘Match and Tag’ service for high accuracy in paired chain
Modern machinery often requires chains, of precisely the same length, to be used in pairs or other multiples. For these applications, BMG specialists recommend Tsubaki
Locally manufactured clean energy solutions
Creslow Energy Solutions – a local manufacturer of clean energy storage systems– has recently been established in South Africa. “By utilising the latest technology in
BMG EXHIBITS AT PROPAK AFRICA 2022 (Hall 6 Stand P17)
BMG’s stand at this year’s Propak Africa exhibition highlights the company’s integrated engineering solutions and technical services that optimise productivity and enhance efficiencies in the
“The best defence is good offence”
Housebreaking has been identified by authorities as the number one crime in South Africa. And as burglaries continue to rise throughout the country, homeowners are