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AI AND MINING: SOUTH AFRICA’S BIGGEST CHALLENGE ISN’T UNDERGROUND – IT’S DATA

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Western Cape welcomes proposal to expand production of South Africa's Foot-and-Mouth Disease vaccine

22/09/2026 16:28

Western Cape Minister of Agriculture, Economic Development and Tourism, Dr Ivan Meyer, has welcomed the proposal by National Minister of Agriculture, Willie Auc...

Minister pitches South Africa as digital infrastructure hub

22/09/2026 15:37

South African Minister Solly Malatsi told GovTech 2026 that South Africa should position itself as a global submarine cable and digital infrastructure hub.

Mining veterans bring in Rothschild’s 215-year-old banking powerhouse for a $410 million project to bring F1 back to Africa

22/09/2026 14:39

More than three decades after Formula 1 last raced in Africa, a South African consortium led by former Sibanye-Stillwater CEO Neal Froneman is working with…

South Africa’s economy from stabilisation to expansion

22/09/2026 14:19

South Africa is entering a new phase in its economic renewal. After years of grappling with structural constraints, the country is beginning to see the…

Calls For Stronger Investment Commitments Ahead Of UN Water Conference

22/09/2026 13:31

Water and Sanitation Minister Pemmy Majodina has called for sustained leadership and investment in Africa’s water sector.

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MINES STAY RUNNING WITH LUBRICANTS. TECHNOLOGY. PEOPLE.

MINES STAY RUNNING WITH LUBRICANTS. TECHNOLOGY. PEOPLE.

Technology provides data, alerts and insights, but it cannot replace experience earned in the field. Across the mining industry, many critical maintenance and reliability decisions still depend on people who understand equipment, operating conditions and the realities of keeping production moving

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