ExportFocus Africa

As Zambia prepares for next week’s general elections, the country’s mining industry is looking beyond the political contest to the future of one of Africa’s most important copper sectors. With

South African mining, manufacturing and industrial businesses are under increasing pressure to improve productivity, strengthen safety, reduce operating costs and remain globally competitive. At the same time, rapid advances in

Zambia is stepping up efforts to capture greater value from its mineral resources by restricting exports of unrefined copper and encouraging international investors to establish local processing and manufacturing facilities.

South Africa’s coal export industry is showing renewed signs of recovery as improving rail performance enables higher export volumes through the Richards Bay Coal Terminal (RBCT), one of the world’s

OST-Africa works closely with mining equipment manufacturers to improve the reliability and service life of vibrating feeders, through a combination of premium VISAM vibrating motors, specialised rubber mounting technology and