igus continues to develop PFAS-free (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances) engineered plastics in response to mounting evidence of severe environmental and health hazards caused by the chemicals.  These “forever chemicals” so-called because of their inability to break down in nature have […]

The International Society of Explosives Engineers (ISEE) in Australia has appointed Dr Rakhi Pathak, Global Manager for Strategic Partnerships at BME, as a board director. Dr Pathak has been an integral part of BME since June 2009, providing dual support

A severe shortage of skilled labour is undermining construction across Africa, with South Africa among the hardest hit. In a 2024 report, the International Labour Organization (ILO) identified the skills gap as a major contributor to substandard construction work and

Acquisition marks a major leap forward in integrating next-gen AI across key industries, from fintech to retail Warp Development, a leading South African software development consultancy specialising in custom software, ecommerce platforms, and system integrations, has acquired cutting-edge AI company

 The global leader in bulk material flow technology, Martin Engineering, has introduced a heavy-duty air cannon mounting system.  The Martin® X-Stand is an organization system that safely keeps air cannons away from super-heated or potentially hazardous areas while offering easy

With over 1.4 billion people, a rapidly digitising economy, and untapped markets, Africa is becoming the next big frontier for business. Payment APIs are at the heart of this expansion, enabling businesses to reach customers efficiently and securely across borders,

Multotec has successfully supplied scientifically engineered rubber mill and scrubber liners to mining operations across the globe, including the USA, Zambia, Ivory Coast, Botswana, Namibia, and South Africa for various customers in the diamond, PGM, iron ore, zinc, lead, copper,

In a world where artificial intelligence (AI), the Internet of Things and the cloud are transforming the way we manage information, data has become a must-have strategic asset. More than just a volume to be stored, it represents the engine

Jet Demolition, South Africa’s leading demolition specialist, has successfully completed the implosion of five massive hyperbolic natural draught cooling towers at the Asansol plant in West Bengal of the Steel Authority of India (SAIL), in partnership with India-based Edifice Engineering.

The regulatory framework surrounding the disposal of sanitary waste in South Africa paints a vague and often conflicting picture, blurred by legal ambiguities and ethical considerations. While the need for responsible waste management is evident, the road to achieving it