Oil prices rose to their highest in almost six weeks on Wednesday, with Brent crude surpassing $95 a barrel, on mounting ...

Eskom Holdings CEO Dan Marokane says the State-owned utility will outline its proposed approach in September in relation to ...

South Africa urgently needs more engineers to help solve critical challenges in water, energy, transport, housing and ...

Standing waist-deep in the waters of Senegal’s famed Pink Lake, Seydou Toure uses a shovel to scrape salt from the lakebed ...

South African retailer Pepkor Holdings said on Wednesday it will combine its fintech subsidiary Flash with payments platform ...

The Department of Home Affairs (DHA) has expanded its digital partnership with Absa, giving South Africans two-and-a-half ...

George Asamani, MD, Project Management Institute, Sub-Saharan Africa & Lavagnon Ika, Professor of Project Management, Telfer School of Management The paradox of African infrastructure today is stark.

By: Steven Lumley - technical manager, WearCheck The third article in WearCheck’s series “When Good Oils Go Bad” features a discussion around nitration.

Telecommunications group MTN South Africa and the North West government has strengthened their partnership following engagements this week among the company’s executive committee, led by deputy CEO ...

South Africa has experienced over three decades of democracy, and one of the main factors determining our economic resilience ...

RS South Africa has partnered with the StartWell Foundation through the Inqolobane Investment Trust to help combat childhood stunting and improve educational outcomes for vulnerable learners in South ...

As South Africa continues to build a circular economy, plastic pipes are proving that sustainability doesn't end when infrastructure reaches the end of its service life. Both PVC and HDPE pipes can be ...