EMA Highlights

ABB South Africa will highlight its advanced electrification technologies designed to strengthen grid resilience across the continent at Enlit Africa 2026, taking place in Cape Town from 19 to 21 May. Visitors will be able to engage with ABB’s latest

Africa’s “hidden dams”, in the form of non-revenue water (NRW), exist underground in leaking pipes beneath streets; and in the financial pressure they place on municipalities. NRW – the share of treated water that is lost before it reaches or

South Africans are choosing gas in record numbers. Whether it’s firing up the braai, keeping the house warm through winter or powering a stove, gas has become a household staple for millions. Here’s what’s driving the switch: 1.      The grid

FUCHS LUBRICANTS SOUTH AFRICA has announced the opening of a new branch in Polokwane, marking a significant milestone in the company’s ongoing expansion strategy and reinforcing its commitment to supporting key industrial sectors across the northern regions of South Africa.

South Africa’s manufacturing and heavy industry sectors are facing a demographic reality that threatens to undo decades of operational maturity. A generation of highly skilled senior floor managers, toolmakers, and artisans is approaching retirement, bringing the sector to the edge

Innovative technology for ‘shrinking’ catalytic converters – designed and built in South Africa by Jendamark Automation for the global market – relies on the precision of SEW-EURODRIVE’s highly dynamic servo-geared units and software. Based in Gqeberha in the Eastern Cape,

For a business known for its heated pools and guest comfort, reliable boiler performance is not optional. At Warmbaths, A Forever Resort, two coal-fired boilers sit at the heart of daily operations. However, the resort was battling with inefficiency, as

Effective fire prevention strategies focus on identifying, reducing and managing fire risks before they become incidents. Through proactive measures, planning and reliable detection technologies, organisations can create safer environments and minimise the likelihood of fire outbreaks. Key elements include hazard

Weir has established the largest installed base of dewatering and slurry pumps in Africa’s mining sector by helping customers de-risk their pumping operations – combining technical excellence and equipment optimisation with a service network founded on a fully compliant social

As mining operations place increasing pressure on plant throughput, equipment longevity and environmental control, transfer point design is becoming a far more strategic component of materials handling systems. According to Dewald Tintinger, Technical Director at Weba Chute Systems, poorly engineered