Cummins, Komatsu collaborate to accelerate fuel cell development
Cummins, Vale, and Komatsu Advance Joint Dual Fuel Program to Develop Large Truck Engine Powered by Both Ethanol and Diesel
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Cummins, Vale, and Komatsu Advance Joint Dual Fuel Program to Develop Large Truck Engine Powered by Both Ethanol and Diesel
The Dawn DN-808F model vertical grinding machine
The expansion will double copper production to 240 000 tpy, supported by a 50 million tpy processing plant. Site construction is underway, long-lead equipment orders have been placed, and infrastructure upgrades – including a new power transmission framework developed in partnership with ZESCO – are progressing to support both the mine and the wider region.
Epiroc collaborates with customer donating school uniforms, furniture and stationery to five rural schools in Steelpoort Limpopo
SKF’s compact and versatile Multilog IMx-16 delivers critical, real-time insights into machine and equipment health, translating into significant time and cost savings for the user.
The Manufacturing Indaba 2025 will bring together policymakers, manufacturers, investors, development finance institutions, and innovators to accelerate industrial development across the continent.
Mining Indaba 2026 comes at a crucial time for Africa, as it maps the role it will play in the global economy.
Equipped with a combination of SG dual-line and VPG progressive dividers, the SKF Maxilube system services 130 lubrication points on the paper machine.
The 2024 Chambishi tailings dam collapse underscored systemic gaps in monitoring, risk assessment, and emergency preparedness.
According to the African Development Bank, the continent’s manufacturing output could grow from $500 billion today to over $1 trillion by 2030, driven by rapid urbanisation, a booming population, regional trade integration, and increasing demand for African-made goods.