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Gals in Hard Hats 2026: sparkling inspiration for young women entering the construction and engineering sectors

“Construction is not easy. Being women in construction makes it even harder. However, you have chosen a career that can bring an incredible amount of joy and pride. There is something very special about standing back and looking at a

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Women entrepreneurs urged to back themselves and take their products to the world

Women in business should not allow a lack of experience or fear of the unknown to prevent them from pursuing new opportunities, according to entrepreneur and exporter Brenda Wilkinson. Speaking at Exporters Western Cape’s Women’s Month breakfast in Cape Town,

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Mining’s critical controls are not the problem, execution is, says Alvarez & Marsal

Frontline ownership determines whether critical controls prevent fatalities, as fall-of-ground deaths rise even while South Africa’s overall safety record improves As Parliament considers amendments intended to strengthen managerial responsibility, employer accountability, enforcement and penalties under the Mine Health and Safety

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Epiroc brings lasting change and enhances the learning environment at Kloofwater School Community through access to clean borehole water

Epiroc has once again demonstrated its steadfast commitment to the conviction that every person deserves access to safe, potable water – a fundamental, life‑sustaining resource – through the recent delivery of a new borehole to Kloofwater Intermediate School in Rustenburg,

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