Hot-dip galvanizing, a tried and tested technology which provides barrier protection and cathodic corrosion protection, ensures safety and structural integrity when applied to fasteners. Although South Africa has the capability and capacity to manufacture these, volumes remain small. A clearer […]

Scatec’s hybrid solar and BESS Kenhardt project in the Northern Cape of South Africa has been selected by Sustainable Business COP30 as one of the top six exemplary cases for the prestigious SB COP awards, in the energy transition category.

The 31% “reciprocal” tariff imposed by the United States on South African goods in April 2025 was greeted with justifiable alarm across government and industry. Labeled as “punitive” by President Ramaphosa, this action, coupled with the uncertainty surrounding the future

The Evolution of KSB’s self-priming pump for South Africa’s wastewater solutions KSB Pumps has a proud global legacy in the development of self-priming pump technology which reflects decades of engineering innovation and application expertise. Originating in Germany KSB’s ETAPrime range

The SEIFSA Training Centre (STC), which is run in partnership with Thuthukisa, showed off its extensive renovations at its annual award ceremony for students on Wednesday, October 29 at its premises in Benoni. Guests had a chance to view the

With decades of experience in delivering complex industrial projects, Aurex Constructors continues to meet the evolving demands of a sector that remains central to the region’s economic development. The company has reaffirmed its renewed strategic focus on its mining and

DISA Equipment – exclusive distributors for Tonly in Southern Africa – is launching a new range of Tonly DTH145 hybrid dump trucks, which has been developed to offer more efficient haulage solutions in difficult African conditions, particularly in mining and

A global leader in adhesives, electrical, and mineral solutions, Pratley is celebrating a legacy of innovation and industry leadership spanning three generations. Established in 1948 by George ‘Monty’ Pratley, the company has remained true to its heritage of research and

South Africa’s built environment sector is facing significant challenges, including an ageing workforce, a growing skills gap, and the need for expertise to address deteriorating infrastructure across sectors such as water, energy, and transport. These pressures are reflected in a

As South Africa navigates complex challenges in energy, transport and urban infrastructure development, the need for strong, inclusive leadership within the engineering sector has never been more critical. At GIBB Engineering, women in senior positions are not only contributing to