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In celebration of Women’s Day 2025, Power Process Systems (PPS) is proud to spotlight three exceptional women whose journeys reflect perseverance, leadership, and the spirit of growth that defines our business. In line with the global Generation Equality campaign and […]

In the heart of Mpumalanga’s red-dust mining belt, beneath the surface of one of South Africa’s most demanding industries, Emily Masanabo is rewriting the narrative for women in mining. As an engineering planner, Emily holds a certification as an electrician

The solar energy boom has brought tremendous opportunities for South African businesses and homeowners to reduce their electricity costs and carbon footprint. However, beneath the surface of this green revolution lurks a dangerous trend that threatens both lives and livelihoods:

As South Africa works to improve its power supply and stability, maintenance of power plants is receiving fresh attention. Werner Pumps, leading South African manufacturer of high-pressure jetting and vacuum equipment, says there’s a definite uptick in demand for the

Rocla was recently awarded the contract to supply culverts and bases for the rehabilitation of a bridge in Karino, Mpumalanga. The project, was in partnership with the contractor, ‘The Hope Mandate’ and Mbombela Municipality, who had embarked upon an infrastructural

Despite steady progress over the past decade, women remain underrepresented in South Africa’s renewable energy sector, particularly in technical and executive roles. While anecdotal evidence suggests the picture is slowly improving, deep structural challenges remain. According to a 2020 study

Key mining-sector players from government, industry and research institutions came together at a high-level event yesterday to translate the recently developed G20 Critical Minerals Framework into sustainable, inclusive partnerships that will drive growth. The Ministerial G20 Critical Minerals Stakeholder Engagement,

The engineering sector has historically been a male-dominated field, and to a large extent it still is. However, this is changing, and the shift is gaining significant momentum as more women begin to take up leadership roles, spearheading innovation and

South Africa’s debt capital markets are undergoing a transformation that seemed unlikely just a few years ago. For decades, state-owned enterprises (SOEs) have been viewed as persistent liabilities weighing on the country’s credit profile. However, recent reforms, in our view,

In high-risk industries such as agriculture, construction, forestry, fishing, and manufacturing, workplace safety remains a life-or-death concern. In South Africa, these sectors are responsible for more than 200,000 fatal injuries annually – an alarming 63% of all occupational fatalities1. Despite