Six Steps to Successful and Safe Tree Felling
Winter and early spring are the perfect time for felling trees because all those bare branches make it easier to see what you’re doing. But whether you are a seasoned
New technology for high productivity
Dimple Tube technology – developed and patented by Bosch Projects – is set to transform the productivity of shell and tube heat exchangers. Benefits of new Dimple Tube technology –
As tourism, flights increase, South Africa’s carbon footprint highlighted in British report
Cape Town – A new report, the Airport Pollution Index, has named South Africa as being in the top 10 countries with the biggest carbon footprints in the world. The
Mining company ordered to reinstate employee after dismissing him for using the wrong word during dispute
An employee who was dismissed for dishonesty and misrepresentation after erroneously using “dismissal” instead of “suspended” during a dispute with his employer had his dismissal declared unfair and was reinstated
Indonesia considers soybean, meat imports from SA
Indonesia currently imports more than $1bn worth of cattle and over $2bn worth of soybean annually, Luhut said. Indonesia is exploring the purchase of 50 000 heads of cattle and
Electric 4×4 drives from Netherlands to South Africa
A Dutch couple has travelled from the Netherlands to South Africa in an electric car they primarily recharged using solar power. Maarten van Pel and Renske Cox, founders of 4×4
KZN HUMAN SETTLEMENTS DEPT HANDS CONSTRUCTION MAFIA ISSUE TO LAW ENFORCEMENT
JOHANNESBURG – The Human Settlements Department said it has handed over the issue of construction mafias in KwaZulu-Natal to law enforcement. This follows an incident in Umlazi where a school
South African apple and pear exports “significantly down”
In what has been described as a ‘stormy’ campaign, the South African apple and pear industry has confirmed that exports will be lower than last season. Apple exports will be
South Africa: Mining gas leak claims 17 lives
At least 17 people have died, including children, after a gas leak at an informal mining town near Johannesburg in South Africa, officials said on Thursday. “It’s not a nice
UFS enhances food security with affordable and healthy solutions
Addressing the issue of food security in South Africa, Dr Brandon van Rooyen from the Department of Sustainable Food Systems and Development and Manager of the Food Innovation Laboratory at