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FUCHS LUBRICANTS SOUTH AFRICA Moving the Extraordinary: Why Abnormal Loads Demand More from Every Trip
Transport Month is a reminder of how much South Africa depends on a reliable transport network. For abnormal-load operators, keeping that network moving comes with added complexity.
Why Construction Software Implementations Succeed or Fail Long Before Go-live
Software doesn’t fix broken processes — it can simply make them digital, By Chris Smith, Senior Vice President for MEA and APAC at RIB Software
Mining in SA seeks resilience strategies in volatile times
With a focus on building a resilient mining sector in a volatile global economy, the 2026 Joburg Mining Indaba taking place on 7 and 8 October 2026 in Sandton - will be looking for practical ways of converting its substantial mineral potential into sustained mining investment.
If regenerative agriculture is the goal, the whole value chain needs to change
At a Nedbank-hosted media event at NAMPO Cape, I joined stakeholders from across the agricultural value chain to explore what it will take to help farmers move from conventional to regenerative agriculture. One message came through clearly: If we want regenerative agriculture to move from pockets of adoption to adoption…
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AI AND MINING: SOUTH AFRICA’S BIGGEST CHALLENGE ISN’T UNDERGROUND – IT’S DATA
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Exploration decline threatens the future of South Africa’s mining
South Africa’s mining boom masks weak exploration spending
South Africa opens grant window for JET agriculture projects in coal affected communities
The Just Energy Transition Funding Platform is inviting proposals for community led agriculture and food system projects that include waste to value
What South Africa Must Get Right to Win Back Mining Investment
The 2026 Joburg Indaba (Indaba) comes at a critical moment for South African mining. Demand for secure mineral supply is rising, but capital remains selective.…
Regional collaboration needed to fight FMD in SA, Namibia, and Botswana
Ongoing communication and cooperation between South Africa, Namibia, and Botswana are critical to addressing challenges posed by foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) in the region.
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Surge in SA mining deaths in 2026 concerning: Mantashe
If the current rate of is maintained, registered South African mines will record about 70 mining deaths in 2026, up from 41 last year.…
Mining in SA seeks resilience strategies in volatile times
With a focus on building a resilient mining sector in a volatile global economy, the 2026 Joburg Mining Indaba taking place on 7 and 8 October 2026 in Sandton – will be looking for practical ways of converting its substantial mineral potential into sustained mining investment.
If regenerative agriculture is the goal, the whole value chain needs to change
At a Nedbank-hosted media event at NAMPO Cape, I joined stakeholders from across the agricultural value chain to explore what it will take to help farmers move from conventional to regenerative agriculture. One message came through clearly: If we want regenerative agriculture to move from pockets of adoption to adoption at scale, we need to change the conversation.
Why Construction Software Implementations Succeed or Fail Long Before Go-live
Software doesn’t fix broken processes — it can simply make them digital, By Chris Smith, Senior Vice President for MEA and APAC at RIB Software
New heights in sight as Zambia targets new phase of mining growth
Zambia is positioning itself for a major expansion of its mining industry, underpinned by an ambitious copper production target supported by regulatory reform, renewed exploration and a broader strategy to harness value from critical minerals.
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FUCHS LUBRICANTS SOUTH AFRICA Moving the Extraordinary: Why Abnormal Loads Demand More from Every Trip
Transport Month is a reminder of how much South Africa depends on a reliable transport network. For abnormal-load operators, keeping that network moving comes with added complexity.
