EMA HIGHLIGHTS

Booyco Engineering will place its specialised HVAC systems firmly in the spotlight at Electra Mining Africa 2026, inviting visitors to engage directly with its team and discover why its cooling and climate control solutions continue to perform reliably across both […]

AECI Mining Explosives marked an important milestone at DRC Mining Week 2026 in Lubumbashi, celebrating 20 years of continuous presence in the Democratic Republic of Congo. This milestone positions AECI as a strategic partner in its customers’ success, rather than

SKF is a global leader in slewing bearing design and manufacture, drawing on decades of application insight, unrivalled manufacturing expertise and a Life Cycle Management philosophy to provide customers with high‑performance solutions across a wide range of types and sizes.

Concrete product manufacturers (CPMs) in South Africa are facing a tightening margin squeeze, with rising input and transport costs set to place further pressure on already constrained operations. According to AfriSam, this environment is forcing manufacturers to re-evaluate how they

BMG’s Fluid Technology division has expanded its hose and fittings portfolio with the introduction of the Boston by Danfoss Industrial Hose range, strengthening the company’s integrated hose solutions for diverse industrial applications across Africa. “The launch of the Boston by

Visitors to Electra Mining Africa 2026 can expect more than just equipment on display at the Integrated Pump Technology stand – they will have direct access to one of Africa’s most experienced specialist dewatering teams. As one of the most

When chemical manufacturer and supplier Nutrochem commenced development of their new distribution centre and bulk handling facility in Bethal, Mpumalanga, they selected Technicrete’s Enviro-Wall retaining wall system. Enviro-Wall, is a versatile reversible block with one side smooth and the other

In South Africa, reverse osmosis (RO) is used to treat borehole water, desalinate seawater, produce ultra-pure water for food and beverage processing, cosmetic and pharmaceutical production and to improve water quality in demanding industrial applications. While the technology can remove

Africa’s energy transition is often discussed in terms of generation capacity, investment pipelines, and megawatts added to the grid. While these metrics matter, they only tell part of the story. The real challenge facing the continent is not simply producing

South Africa’s last remaining manganese smelter, Transalloys, has fully stopped ferroalloys production on 1 July, with no indication of when operations may resume. Chief executive Konstantin Sadovnik said the company had no option but to shut down its furnaces after