Rio Tinto Accelerates Adoption of Renewable Diesel
The company is using renewable diesel as an interim strategy to cut diesel use ahead of fleet electrification. The mining […]
Opinion
Welcome to the Opinion section of Africa Mining and Engineering Review, where voices from across the mining and engineering sectors converge to offer insightful perspectives, critical analyses, and thought-provoking commentary. In this section, we present a platform for industry leaders, experts, and stakeholders to share their views, address pressing issues, and contribute to the ongoing dialogue shaping the future of mining and engineering in Africa. From discussions on sustainable practices and technological innovations to debates on policy reform and community engagement, our Opinion section provides a dynamic forum for diverse viewpoints and informed discourse. Join us as we explore the challenges, opportunities, and trends shaping the dynamic landscape of African mining and engineering, and engage in the exchange of ideas that drive progress and innovation in the industry.
Key Mining Industry Trends to Monitor in 2025
Digital acceleration remains a key trend for the mining industry, but we can also expect to see a focus on
bauma 2025: Alternative drives paving way to decarbonizing construction sites
Construction machinery worldwide emits several hundred million tons of carbon dioxide every year, while more and more countries, municipalities and
Progressive cavity pumps are essential for wastewater and sludge management
In the ever-evolving world of wastewater treatment, having the right equipment can make all the difference in achieving efficiency and
Harnessing Sub-Saharan Africa’s Critical Mineral Wealth
The region has an opportunity to develop critical minerals markets and processing industries to maximize the coming boom From electric
South Africa’s MVNO Expansion: Impact on Market Dynamics and Innovation
Over the past five years, South Africa’s mobile virtual network operator (MVNO) market has seen a surge of new entrants,
Local womens voices in mining rise as the gender gap diminishes
Having just emerged from August Women’s Month 2024 in South Africa – and there is a clear sense that women’s
Water risk rises as mining grows in Africa
Water Risk Africa. While many African countries benefit from mining’s growth, there remain concerns about communities adjacent to mines facing
Rotating Equipment Failure Early Signs
Whether you’re dealing with pumps, motors, turbines, or any other machinery, recognizing warning signals early can prevent costly downtime and
AfriSam demonstrates commitment to sustainable development
AfriSam, a leading construction materials company, has reaffirmed its dedication to the sustainable development of the communities surrounding its operations