Infrastructure advisory company Osmotic Engineering Group (OEG) has appointed Andrew Johnson as Chief Financial Officer, formalising a strategic leadership role that reflects the company’s strategy for expansion and growing project portfolio. Johnson, a mechanical engineer with an MBA (cum laude) […]
Andrew Johnson appointed CFO of Osmotic Engineering Group. Read More »
The South African coastal city of Durban, in KwaZulu-Natal, is known for its cultural richness shaped by African, Indian influences. But on one of its major construction sites, German engineering is also taking centre stage. As part of the extensive
GEDA transport platforms in use worldwide: Support for major project in South Africa. Read More »
As deep-level mines face mounting safety, cost, and asset-integrity pressures, automated shaft inspection technologies are rapidly moving from experimental pilots to operational necessity. Advances in AI-led visual and LiDAR scanning are enabling mining operators to generate high-resolution structural data while
Autonomous shaft inspection in deep-level mining. Read More »
Global bullion performance in 2025 delivered historic growth across gold, silver and platinum, reinforcing investor confidence in physical precious metals as demand accelerates into 2026, according to Rael Demby, CEO of The South African Gold Coin Exchange & The Scoin
Landmark Global Bullion Results Signal Sustained Investor Demand into 2026. Read More »
South Africa has no reliable national statistics on electrical product compliance, with independent industry testing consistently showing high failure rates, says voluntary electrical safety association, Safehouse. Most South Africans trust that if a product is being sold in a store,
NON-COMPLIANT ELECTRICAL PRODUCTS PUT CONSUMERS AT RISK, WARNS SAFETY ASSOCIATION. Read More »
Leading industrial construction, turnaround, and maintenance company Aurex Constructors closed out 2025 on a strong footing, navigating shifting market conditions while delivering record progress across its renewables portfolio and expanding its geographic reach. CEO Stuart Kent says the year demonstrated
Aurex Constructors reflects on a transformative 2025 and looks ahead with confidence. Read More »
South Africans respond to crises. Just a few years ago, electricity blackouts threatened the country’s economic and social fabric, yet today, there has been a marked turnaround in terms of public policy and private generation. Renewed focus on local transport
Is 2026 SA’s Year of Water Resilience? Read More »
South Africa has one of the highest levels of alcohol consumption per capita in the world, and our government has long used sin tax as a way to tackle the problem. By steadily raising the price of alcohol, the aim
Illicit alcohol: a brewing threat to health and workplace safety. Read More »
The most recent collapse of Nigeria’s national power grid, which caused widespread electricity outages across the country, underscored once again the disruptive energy issues that local industries face on a regular basis. For sectors central to Nigeria’s economy, particularly oil and
The Cape Mining Club has announced the return of its annual event, Cape Mining Mixer 2026, which will be held at Cape Town’s Cabo Beach Club on Wednesday, 11 February 2026. Now in its third year, the event stands out as