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BCCEI ENCOURAGES COLLABORATION TO STRENGTHEN AWARENESS OF COLLECTIVE AGREEMENTS IN THE CIVIL ENGINEERING SECTOR

The Bargaining Council for the Civil Engineering Industry (BCCEI) continues to play an important role in supporting stability, compliance and fair labour practices across South Africa’s civil engineering sector. One area where this role is increasingly valuable is in raising

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SKF Morocco’s Full Value Chain approach secures major bearing order and strengthens strategic customer partnership

Through a coordinated effort spanning SKF Northwest Africa’s sales and technical teams, SKF’s regional supply chain and its Authorized Distributor in Morocco, an order for a total of 144 bearings of varying types was secured from a prominent business in

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Tharisa Minerals drives connected mining in an African first, with adaptive wireless solution from Datacentrix.

Tharisa Minerals, an integrated resource group critical to the energy transition and decarbonisation of economies, has successfully transformed its South African open-pit mining operation into a highly connected, data-driven environment. This is the result of the deployment of an advanced wireless network

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Zinc is key to wire rope life, reliability in SA’s harshest environments and along Africa’s coastline

In environments where corrosion is relentless, zinc stands as the frontline defence protecting the integrity of South Africa’s most critical lifting infrastructure. In the critical world of heavy industry, mining and ship repair, steel wire rope is quite literally the

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