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Glencore-Merafe Chrome Venture announces update on electricity tariff proposal, 5189 process and Smelter operational changes

The Glencore-Merafe Chrome Venture (“the Venture”) wishes to announce that following recent engagements with Eskom, a proposal regarding electricity tariffs was presented on Friday, 28 November 2025. The Venture has undertaken a comprehensive review to assess the feasibility of the

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IZA Africa urges wider use of zinc to protect South Africa’s ageing infrastructure

The International Zinc Association (IZA) has urged South Africa’s public and private sectors to accelerate the use of zinc-based corrosion protection technologies as the country works to revive its deteriorating infrastructure. According to Simon Norton, Director of IZA Africa, zinc

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Local capability in green hydrogen will define Namibia’s industrial future

Green hydrogen projects present a significant opportunity for long-term economic transformation in Namibia and could redefine its industrial development. The country is in a highly competitive position, supported by exceptional solar and wind resources and rising global demand for cleaner

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AI Can’t Fix Your Pipes: Workwear Giant warns that Infrastructure Plans Will Fail Unless SA Reinvests in Trades

Artificial intelligence may dominate global conversations about the future of work, but South Africa’s economy will collapse without skilled trades, warns one of the country’s oldest protective workwear manufacturers. As AI accelerates, Sweet-Orr is calling for balance — urging that

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BASF marks historic milestone as the first non-South African multinational chemical company to attain Level 1 B-BBEE status, championing transformation through black women ownership, skills development, and supplier empowerment

BASF in South Africa proudly announces its achievement of a Level 1 Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment (B-BBEE) rating, marking a historic milestone as the first non-South African multinational chemical company to attain this top status. This accomplishment underscores BASF’s unwavering

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A fair start for fathers – new parental leave ruling redefines family roles in male-dominated industries

South Africa has taken a major step toward workplace equality. The Constitutional Court’s ruling now allows parents to share a total of four months and ten days of parental leave after the birth, adoption, or surrogacy of a child. This

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A unified solution for energy-efficient pumping and motor control in irrigation

BMG and Agrico have collaborated to enhance compatibility between BMG Synergy PI500 variable speed drives (VSDs) and Agrico’s Web Control platform, giving farmers and industrial users across Africa new options for efficient, intelligent pumping and motor control. “Through close collaboration

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