EMA HIGHLIGHTS

As utilities modernise their networks to meet growing demand and increasing complexity, the digital substation has become a cornerstone of next-generation grid infrastructure. But what exactly makes a substation digital, and how does it transform day-to-day operations? At the heart […]

South African farmers are under growing pressure from rising input costs, climate volatility and the need to build long‑term resilience, yet many remain unsure how carbon markets can work in a practical, credible way for agriculture. It is against this

As mining operations across Africa continue to evolve in scale, complexity and automation, the role of advanced safety technologies has become increasingly important in protecting people, equipment and productivity. According to Booyco Electronics, leveraging intelligent safety solutions such as Proximity

Commemorating 112 years of innovation, premium quality products, cutting-edge technologies and enduring partnerships, SKF South Africa in 2026 enters a defining chapter, one that underscores its unwavering commitment to shaping the future of industry through strategic rotating asset optimisation. SKF

Infrastructure failures including unreliable electricity, transport breakdowns, and weak water systems are a significant constraint on growth in developing economies, with studies indicating they can reduce annual GDP growth by up to 2 percentage points. Poor infrastructure and maintenance can

A culture of shared responsibility and strong frontline engagement has helped De Beers achieve the lowest safety incident rate in its 135 year history. The company reported a total recordable injury frequency rate (TRIFR) of 1.0 for 2025 across its

Repair and refurbishment of faulty pumps or valves should be investigated as a first line approach particularly where specialised equipment is concerned. Through its extensive SupremeServ operation, Pump manufacturer KSB Pumps and Valves is able to repair a wide range

In industries where uptime is critical and operational interruptions come at a significant cost, reliable access to lubricants has become a strategic priority rather than a simple procurement function. From mining operations in remote regions to high-output manufacturing facilities, consistent

South Africa’s mining sector has long been shaped by systems of migrant labour, where employees travelled vast distances from rural homes to industrial centres. For decades, this reality was underpinned by hostel accommodation that may have been functional for the

At an industrial plant, lubrication is not always top of mind – until something breaks. Unfortunately, by then the damage is done. Sam Kekana, Technical Sales Representative at Lubrication Engineers (LE) South Africa, has spent years working with plant maintenance