Beneath the blazing midday sun in Zhangzhuangli Village, Qingfeng County, in central China’s Henan Province, an intelligent patrol drone soared into the sky, tracing graceful arcs against the clear blue backdrop.

Caterpillar has recently launched a comprehensive library of how-to videos and articles for customers that prefer to do their own maintenance and repairs.

Strategic partnership supports mining development and economic growth in Namibia’s Erongo Region
Nedbank Namibia has announced the successful conclusion of a funding deal with Trollope Contractors Namibia (Pty) Ltd, an affiliate to the South African-based Trollope Mining Group. The deal marks the beginning of a strategic partnership aimed at advancing Namibia’s mining sector.

The Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) has officially launched the construction of 19.85 kilometers of roads across all five city divisions, a major infrastructural boost under the Greater Kampala Metropolitan Urban Development Project.

Moroccan authorities have officially announced that the country will build its first offshore wind farm project, a first ever for Africa as well, off the coast of Essaouira.

Namib Mills, the largest grain processing company in Namibia, relies on a fleet of Hino trucks for reliability and efficiency in transporting raw materials and finished goods throughout Namibia.

The United Kingdom (UK) is proud to partner Ghana in advancing sustainable agriculture and climate resilience through the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra)-Animal Health System Strengthening (AHSS) Project in the country, the British High Commissioner to Ghana, Harriet Thompson, has said.

The mining industry’s alignment with global sustainability goals was under the spotlight at CIM Connect 2025 in Montreal in May, with BME Mining Canada attracting considerable attention in its debut appearance among over 600 companies exhibiting at this year’s popular industry event.

Having been active in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) since the 1990s, SRK Consulting’s work in the country has diversified considerably – especially since it established its country office in Lubumbashi fifteen years ago in 2010.

When an Australian opencast coal mine wanted to eliminate the need for bulldozer push operations, while ensuring safe and productive blasting, it turned to BME for its electronic initiation solutions.