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Magalies Water, together with the Glencore and Bakwena Ba Mogopa partnership, and the Rustenburg Local Municipality, launched Phase 1 of the Bethanie–Modikwe Bulk Water Pipeline Project. This critical initiative aims to improve access to reliable and potable water for communities […]

South Africa’s automotive sector is entering a time of rapid transformation as electric vehicles, hydrogen technologies and automated manufacturing begin reshaping how vehicles are built, serviced and maintained. The skills required in this environment combine engineering, software, diagnostics and human

As part of its extensive work to help develop benchmarking standards for wire rope lubrication in South Africa, lubrication specialists Lubrication Engineers (LE) South Africa has found the Viper wire rope lubricator to be a key element for effective lubrication

Hand and finger injuries remain one of the most common safety concerns in mining, often occurring during physically demanding maintenance tasks. To help address this risk and remove potential safety hazards, Multotec has developed a range of hammer-less screening media

Imagine a South Africa where roadblocks were as routine as traffic lights; where every driver, every day, faced the possibility of being breathalysed or drug tested. At first, it might sound excessive, but what if that kind of visibility and

The Infrastructure Africa Business Forum will convene government leaders, project developers, investors, development finance institutions, and private sector stakeholders in Cape Town from 2–3 March 2026 with a key discussion session focused on “Unlocking Africa’s Corridors: How Project Preparation Drives Bankability and Impact.”

Legrand has introduced the latest Incara Pop-Up boxes to the Southern African market, providing an integrated, modular, aesthetically-pleasing solution for power and data connections within furniture. This new range meets a growing need locally for reliable, unobtrusive connection points in

A look back over 2025 reveals another busy year and not just for the Steel and Engineering Industries Federation of Southern Africa (SEIFSA), but for South Africa and the world too. Our local economy eked out four consecutive quarters of

This has been a year of sharp contradictions for Southern Africa’s mining and minerals sector. On paper, the industry looks resilient, as PwC’s SA Mine 2025 report recorded a 28% rise in market capitalisation and reaffirmed mining’s contribution of around

Clear communication has become just as important as technical excellence in today’s engineering and technical sectors. While strong engineering foundations remain essential, visual communication now plays a central role in transforming raw data and complex processes into compelling, accessible narratives.