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Oil and gas drivers of economic transformation – Updated
Oil and gas, mining, green hydrogen, infrastructure, and industrial development growth is driving th…
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Contamination: Oil’s Dirty Little Secret
When Good Oils Go Bad Part 8 By Steven Lumley, technical manager, WearCheck Continuing the dialogue …
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Weir helps African mines unlock value
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VIS expands autonomous capabilities
Measurement technologies specialist Hexagon launched its next-generation vehicle intervention system…
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Next-generation breaker goes beyond protection
Following a soft launch of the Emax 3 low-voltage air circuit breaker (ACB) by electrification and a…
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Restoring critical crushing assets reduces cost and improves uptime
Sandvik Rock Processing says it has developed an innovative alternative to refurbishment of ageing c…
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Precision tube and finning solutions for industry
MetaleN is a local manufacturer of heat exchanger tubes in various steel, copper and nickel alloy in…
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AI-driven power demand brings Africa’s nuclear ambitions into focus
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Pump technologies advance to meet increasing demands of complex mining operations
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Booyco Electronics drives smarter, safer mining across Africa
Leading South African innovator in mine safety technology Booyco Electronics specialises in advanced…
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Etango Secures Green Light for US$353m Uranium Development
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Dual Valves: Global Slurry Solutions Anchored by Local Expertise
With a manufacturing legacy rooted in South Africa and a presence that spans the globe, Dual Valves …
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Tumas Project Advances with Local Contract Awards
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Bannerman appoints RMB to find investors for 5% stake
Bannerman Resources, which has plans to develop the Etango uranium project in the Erongo Region, has engaged Rand Merchant Bank to undertake a process to identify local investors and broad-based beneficiaries to meet the 5% Namibian equity ownership requirement, the company said in a report posted on the Namibian Stock …
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Weatherly plc is planning a resumption of activities at its dormant Matchless and Otjihase mines, Weatherly believing that the discontinued operations still offer much promise it said this week. “Otjihase, Matchless West and Old Matchless, still represent a significant opportunity for the Weatherly. Plans are being prepared to support a …
Read More »N$3 billion sulphuric plant opens in Tsumeb
A multi-billion dollar sulphuric acid plant was opened in Tsumeb, as part of a new business venture of copper smelting company Dundee Precious Metals. The plant is expected eliminate about 95 percent of hazardous emissions in the air. Construction started in 2013 with N$2.6 billion having been committed to the …
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