South African mining output up 3.9 per cent
On 12 December, Statistics South Africa (StatsSA) released a report on the mining industry. Mining production in South Africa increased by 3.9 per cent in October compared to a year
Tunisia: African Development Bank lends nearly €82 million for wastewater reuse in agriculture, strengthening climate resilience
The African Development Bank is providing Tunisia with financial support to improve the treatment of wastewater for reuse in agriculture and to improve climate resilience. The Board of Directors of
EFFECTIVE DUST CONTROL FOR ECO-FRIENDLY UNLOADING
BLT WORLD’s Samson travelling Eco-Hoppers have been developed with an effective dust control system that minimises the escape of dust during the grab discharge cycle in bulk materials handling. “Samson
Reproducible quality combined with higher yield and machine health monitoring
The Marel ModularOven+ is designed to meet varied production requirements with unparalleled flexibility and high yield, while also providing machine health monitoring. ModularOven+ provides customizable, award-winning oven technology that allows
COP28: African Development Bank’s AFAWA grants $1.8 million to boost entrepreneurship skills for thousands of women in partnership with Export Trading Group
AfDB Vice President Beth Dunford and Export Trading Group Chief Treasury Officer Paul Van Spaendonk at the signing ceremony in Dubai The African Development Bank Group’s Affirmative Finance Action for
ACQUISITION OF NAMA COPPER RESOURCES PROPRIETARY LIMITED (“NAMA COPPER”)
Copper 360 and Mazule Resources Proprietary Limited (“Mazule”), the shareholder of Nama Copper, have entered into an agreement to acquire all the shares and claims in Nama Copper for a
Closure of steel production capacity at ArcelorMittal will have devastating implications for South Africa and the continent
Johannesburg, 30 November 2023. The announcement by ArcelorMittal South Africa on the closure of its operations in Newcastle and Vereeniging, as well as ArcelorMittal Rail and Structural will have a
Biodiversity focus in EIA demands specialist skill set
With environmental impact assessment (EIA) regulations and protocols becoming increasingly prescriptive in terms of biodiversity protection, project developers are needing highly specialised scientific input to develop accurate proposals. “The transformation
SCRAP METAL BAN IS NOT WORKING AND SHOULD NOT BE EXTENDED
Johannesburg, 21 November 2023. The SEIFSA Office has noted with concern submissions to the DTIC calling for the extension to the scrap metal export ban which is scheduled to come
IN A CHALLENGING OPERATING ENVIRONMENT, OMNIA SHOWS RESILIENCE AND MAINTAINS SECURITY OF SUPPLY TO CUSTOMERS
Revenue decreased by 14% to R10.4 billion Operating profit decreased by 15% to R684 million Headline earnings per share decreased by 4% to 295 cents Robust financial position with an