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Female executives at Steinmüller Africa are reshaping leadership dynamics in the industrial sector, replacing traditional command-and-control approaches with people-first strategies that prioritise psychological wellbeing and employee empowerment. This has created measurable improvements in team performance and workplace culture. “People-centred leadership […]

The latest waste water pump from KSB Pumps and Valves is making waves in the industry due to a host of new features that provide users with an ultra-durable long service pump with fewer blockages and lower maintenance requirement than

As South Africa marks National Women’s Day on 9 August 2025, Rosond honours the resilience, excellence and leadership of women transforming the mining industry. One such woman is Kanyisa Msayi, Operations Performance Analyst, whose career journey reflects not only a passion for science

As Director for PCC Africa at AECOM, I have the privilege of leading our Cost Management business across the region. I work alongside a remarkable team of more than 50 quantity surveyors who are passionate about delivering value-driven, high-quality solutions

Mining, as a foundation sector in the economy of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), is now reliant for its future growth and positive broader impacts on an enabling ecosystem – which includes infrastructure that is both fit-for-purpose and resilient.

RS South Africa, a trading brand of RS Group plc (LSE: RS1), a global provider of product and service solutions, is celebrating 15 years of promoting innovation and supporting engineering excellence through DesignSpark, its pioneering online engineering platform. Since its

Imagine a South Africa where the sun powers communities, waste fuels industries, and rural youth become green tech pioneers. That future isn’t decades away it’s within reach, if we act now. As the world grapples with rising climate risks, deepening

Wherever there are people, there is infrastructure.  From the electricity that powers our vibrant cities to the clean water that nourishes our communities, infrastructure is the unseen force that shapes our daily lives and determines our quality of life. Yet,

On 7 July 2025, the United States announced a 30% import tariff on South African exports, effective 1 August 2025. This development has prompted widespread concern within the South African Metals and Engineering Sector, which relies on the United States

South Africa’s renewable energy sector is entering a new chapter. After years of growth focused on building solar farms and wind projects, the spotlight is shifting and the new priority is making sure these sites operate efficiently and reliably for