Mini-Grids and Decentralised Energy Supply to Feature in Key Discussion Panel at Africa Energy Indaba 2027 As Africa intensifies efforts to close the energy ...

UNSOLD inventory is one of the biggest problems for fashion retailers, with mounting levels of excess stock being discarded, incinerated or left to waste. The rise of fast fashion coupled with the ...

IN A move hailed as a watershed moment for South Africa’s taxi and informal business sectors, the South African National Taxi Council (SANTACO) Western Cape has unveiled the country’s first real-time ...

OVER 600 million Africans still lack access to electricity, yet the continent’s industrial potential remains immense. The 2026 Manufacturing Indaba will tackle this challenge head-on, convening ...

SOUTH African manufacturers, FMCG producers, and agri-processors are increasingly turning to data-driven business process outsourcing to solve a problem that has dogged the sector for years: decisions ...

Facing the closure of your business can be one of the hardest decisions a business owner has to make. Whether your company is no longer operational or you have decided to pursue new opportunities, ...

SASOL, Anglo American and De Beers entered into a Joint Development Agreement (JDA) in February 2025 to pilot the production of feedstock for renewable diesel. This is an important initiative for both ...

The US-based Engineering News Record (ENR) Global Best Projects Awards focus on the challenges, risks and rewards of designing and constructing around the world and recognise the project teams behind ...

THE City of Cape Town’s Water and Sanitation Directorate successfully replaced 22 255m of water and sewer pipes in February 2025, as part of its ongoing infrastructure maintenance and upgrade ...

The global shift in technology manufacturing toward AI and hyperscale infrastructure is not a temporary disruption but a structural realignment, as highlighted by an IDC report. As component supply ...

WITH food and beverage manufacturers facing razor-thin margins, stricter food safety regulations and growing pressure to reduce water, chemical and product waste, precision spray technology is helping ...

THE Digicon held by Western Cape Premier Alan Winde in March highlighted the province’s efforts to become more water resilient and mitigate the impact of possible droughts. Though the Western Cape is ...