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FQM Backs Vital Road Project in Zambia

Lusaka, Zambia – First Quantum Minerals (FQM) has pledged its support for upgrading the 371-kilometre Mutanda-Kaoma road, a crucial route for the transportation of copper and other essential materials. As a major user of the road, FQM recognises the significant impact that improved infrastructure can have on the mining industry and …

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Dynapac launch Rhino Soil compactor range

Dynapac proudly unveiled its highly anticipated Rhino range of soil compactors – the CA50, CA55, CA65 and CA70 – during an engaging event at the organisation’s Jet Park headquarters in Johannesburg last October. The new CA50 model is a purposefully designed and engineered 16-ton model for the South African and …

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360 Mining Approach is transforming the sector

In a complex, challenging industry such as mining, suppliers must have a full understanding of the sector and offer a comprehensive service. A consolidated, one-stop partner can significantly enhance productivity, writes Barloworld Equipment Executive for Greater Africa Operations, Elia Nandjiwa. Miners face harsh working environments, cost challenges and highly complex …

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Africa Energy to drive innovation, collaboration in Africa’s Energy sector

The Africa Energy Indaba is set to be a pivotal event in 2025, advancing the African energy and utilities sectors through meaningful discussions, partnerships, and networking opportunities. Scheduled from March 4-6 in Cape Town, the Indaba will bring together influential stakeholders, policymakers, industry experts, and investors to address Africa’s energy …

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Atlas Copco’s broadens Speciality Rental division across Africa

Specialty Rental, a division of Atlas Copco has announced expansion of its rental services into Africa, with East Africa as the first phase of this strategic initiative. The operations are centred in Nairobi, Kenya, where Atlas Copco has been a key player since 1936. Rental equipment is sourced from Sub-Saharan …

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