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WHY GLOBAL CAPITAL IS PAYING ATTENTION TO NAMIBIA
As investors search globally for stable jurisdictions, new sources of energy, critical minerals and long-term infrastructure opportunities, Namibia is increasingly appearing on their radar.
AES maintains a strong value and safety stance on boiler retrofits
When retrofitting and upgrading boilers, operational experience, technical knowledge of different boiler types, operating conditions and water treatment counts.
OMNIA AND SOLAR GROUP ANNOUNCE PROPOSED R21.8 BILLION ALL-CASH TRANSACTION TO POWER NEXT PHASE OF STRATEGIC GROWTH
Further to the cautionary announcement (“Cautionary Announcement”) published on the stock exchange news service (SENS) of the JSE Limited (JSE) on 11 September 2026, Omnia Holdings Limited (“Omnia” or “the Group”) today announced that Solar SA Investments Proprietary Limited (“Solar SA”) , has made a firm intention offer ("Offer") to…
DIGITAL DELIVERY GIVES CONSTRUCTION A NEW COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE
Digital delivery remains a relatively new but growing capability in South Africa. As the construction and infrastructure sector evolves, information is becoming a highly valuable asset.
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AI AND MINING: SOUTH AFRICA’S BIGGEST CHALLENGE ISN’T UNDERGROUND – IT’S DATA
IN THE NEWS
Western Cape welcomes proposal to expand production of South Africa's Foot-and-Mouth Disease vaccine
Western Cape Minister of Agriculture, Economic Development and Tourism, Dr Ivan Meyer, has welcomed the proposal by National Minister of Agriculture, Willie Auc...
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Minister pitches South Africa as digital infrastructure hub
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
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
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
Water and Sanitation Minister Pemmy Majodina has called for sustained leadership and investment in Africa’s water sector.
WHEN THE DAM BREAKS, THE COMMUNITY PAYS
The Brits tailings disaster raises an urgent question: what happens to the communities around a mine when the water turns toxic?
HINO TO HIGHLIGHT A SPECIAL DEAL ON 700-SERIES TRUCK TRACTORS AT NAMPO CAPE 2026
Hino South Africa will offer a special deal on 700-Series truck tractors at the Nampo Cape 2026 agricultural show, to be held in Bredasdorp from the 9th to 12th of September.
FROM PARTICIPATION TO PERFORMANCE: UNLOCKING WOMEN’S POTENTIAL IN CONSTRUCTION
South Africa’s construction industry has made progress in creating opportunities for women, but much more needs to be done to achieve meaningful transformation and unlock the full value that women can bring to the sector.
THE CRITICAL MINERALS RACE IS NO LONGER JUST ABOUT MINING – IT’S ABOUT WHO CONTROLS THE VALUE CHAIN
For decades, mineral wealth has largely been measured by what can be extracted from the ground. But as critical minerals become increasingly important to energy, technology and advanced manufacturing, a different question is emerging: who captures the value after the mineral leaves the mine?
Industry and Enterprise
FUEL CRISIS OR PROFIT OPPORTUNITY? THE HIDDEN COST OF GLOBAL SUPPLY CHAIN TURMOIL
Who isn’t talking about fuel prices these days? From the morning commute to international freight, rising fuel costs have become a universal frustration, and for businesses, an increasingly expensive reality.
