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TRU-TRAC TO CHALLENGE CONVENTIONAL CONVEYOR THINKING AT ELECTRA MINING AFRICA 2026

For many operations across mining, quarrying, bulk materials handling and processing industries, conveyor problems have become an accepted part of daily operations. Misalignment, carryback, spillage, belt damage, idler wear and unplanned stoppages are often treated as isolated maintenance issues, addressed

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Building Resilience Against Current Construction Cost Volatility

Construction costs across the Western Cape are becoming increasingly unpredictable. Currency volatility, global supply chain disruptions, rising fuel prices and escalating logistics costs are creating uncertainty for contractors, developers, homeowners and businesses alike. While cost fluctuations have always been part

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Customer‑First Mindset and Trusted product Quality Secure Major Bearing Tender for SKF

Following a rigorous and competitive evaluation process, SKF was awarded a large-scale tender from a prominent Algerian steelmaker that called for the supply of a total of 670 Four‑Row Cylindrical Roller Bearings (4RCRBs) and thrust bearings for critical rolling applications.

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Stabilising Flotation Through Vendor Management: Driving  Localised Mining Excellence in the DRC

As the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) advances its ambitions around industrialisation, value addition and energy resilience, discussions taking place at DRC Mining Week 2026 are highlighting the close link between operational performance and the development of local capability. For

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