EMA Highlights

As part of its ongoing commitment to supporting small to medium-sized business development, Edge Growth has once again partnered with FNB to combine financial support and business development expertise – this time to help South African black-owned Agro-Processors scale their […]

Africa’s energy transition has reached a decisive point. What was once a long-term ambition is now an immediate delivery challenge: how to provide reliable, affordable power at scale while building a system that can support future growth. The opportunity is

South Africa’s May fuel adjustment has raised the cost of earning income for workers and small operators who pay petrol or diesel before receiving revenue from fares, deliveries, stock sales or freight invoices. The Department of Mineral and Petroleum Resources

When industrial water treatment company G-Chem Aquacare’s CEO Shaun Golding looks at water, he knows that it is not ‘one size fits all’ – and that each sample may have a different pH, total dissolved solids (TDS) and mineral content.

With KwaZulu-Natal farmers entering peak citrus season, the province is anticipating a projected national export growth of 3% to 5%, reaching 215 million cartons. To ensure this growth is realised, farmers are constantly looking for ways to protect their crops

According to the IEA’s World Energy Outlook 2025, global solar capacity additions are projected to average 540 GW per year through to 2035. That is a sustained, decade-long construction projection of extraordinary scale. The challenge is not political will, and

Global oil markets are under renewed pressure as the ongoing conflict in Middle East disrupts supply routes and energy infrastructure, pushing crude prices sharply higher and driving up diesel costs worldwide. Prices have surged past $100 per barrel in recent

Across the African continent, water infrastructure is under increasing strain. The compounding pressures of accelerating urbanisation, decaying legacy systems, climate change and chronic underinvestment in public infrastructure over decades mean that both the public and private sectors must urgently mobilise

South Africa-based Trafo Power Solutions is boosting the power infrastructure of a mining project in Pakistan, being built on one of the world’s largest undeveloped copper-gold reserves. Supplying one of the engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contractors to the project,

Turbines operate for months on end. Slow to start and cumbersome to shut down, these power machines are at their best when they work continuously. However, no turbine is immune from wear and tear, and unexpected downtime or poor performance