A new report from operations consulting firm dss+ warns that the African mining sector is entering a period of profound transformation, where risk is no longer a background concern — it is a defining force shaping strategy, investment, and operational performance. […]

South Africa’s construction sector is being systematically undermined by criminal syndicates. Commonly referred to as the “construction mafia,” these groups extort, intimidate, and sabotage construction projects across the country. Their actions not only threaten worker safety but also stall critical

The formula for successful infrastructure development has always been thorough planning and efficient execution. However, for too long, the construction industry has struggled with delays, cost overruns, and rework. Traditionally, this planning was labour-intensive and paper-based. Today, there is advanced

Countless industrial plants rely on compressed air to power operations. Flexibility, reliability, efficiency and cost control are fundamental to long-term sustainability. Rental solutions deliver exactly that. Subsequently more businesses are turning to Integrated Air Solutions for rented on-demand compressed air,

With projects in construction, mining, logistics and other industries driving the crane market in South Africa, this equipment is a crucial component of infrastructure development in the country. Whether lifting materials on-site, servicing hard-to-reach zones or managing time-sensitive logistics tasks,

Kenya is entering a new digital era, one defined by accelerated connectivity, data growth and the move towards artificial intelligence (AI). But to fully make use of these opportunities, the country must address the infrastructure demands driving tomorrow’s digital economy.

Innomotics, a globally leading provider of electric motors and large drive systems, has received two awards at this year’s German Brand Award in Berlin. The brand strategy “Redefining reliable motion for a better tomorrow” won in the categories “Excellent Brands

South Africa’s manufacturing sector remains a cornerstone of the nation’s economic growth and industrialisation ambitions, contributing approximately 13 % to GDP and employing over 1.6 million people. Despite challenges such as logistics constraints and energy disruptions, the sector demonstrates resilience and adaptability,

South Africa’s discrete manufacturing sector, which includes industries such as automotive, electronics, rail, and aerospace, faces mounting pressure from global competition, fragmented supply chains, and outdated infrastructure. In this complex environment, digitalisation is emerging not as a future consideration, but

South Africa’s mining sector remains a cornerstone of the economy, contributing 6.3% to GDP. However, in 2024, the sector faced numerous challenges, including regulatory uncertainties, infrastructure problems, port congestion, illegal mining and fluctuating commodity prices. Yaseen Ahmid, CEO of Circular Economy Institute