SKF South Africa’s engineered Stub Shaft solutions drive sustainable ash plant Submerged Scraper Conveyor operations at two power plants
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Africa Mining and Engineering Review
In the Southern Africa category, we bring you the latest updates, breakthroughs, and developments from the mining and engineering sectors across Southern Africa. This section is dedicated to providing in-depth coverage of regional trends, project launches, policy changes, and technological advancements impacting the industry.
Our readers will find comprehensive reports on the exploration, extraction, and processing activities shaping the future of mining in countries such as South Africa, Namibia, Botswana, Zambia, and Zimbabwe. From critical minerals and rare earth elements to traditional commodities like gold, diamonds, and platinum, we cover it all.
Stay informed about infrastructure projects, engineering innovations, and sustainable practices driving progress in the region. We also feature interviews with key industry leaders, analysis of market dynamics, and insights into the regulatory landscape to help professionals navigate the complexities of the Southern Africa mining and engineering environment.
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SKF TKBT 10 Belt Tension Meter delivers precision, drives peak machinery performance and longevity.
Duxbury emphasises that Milesight is expanding rather than replacing its existing surveillance ecosystem.
The Honourable Dr. Kgosientsho Ramokgopa, Minister of Electricity and Energy of South Africa.
This R17.9 million project, led by Smart Civils in partnership with SANParks and SMEC South Africa, combines engineering excellence with environmental stewardship to ensure these beloved bridges continue to welcome visitors for generations to come.
Thought Leadership by Warren Gordon, Networking BU Executive at Duxbury Networking
Africa’s energy sector represents one of the most significant growth opportunities globally.
Ahead of African Mining Week Conference (AMW), scheduled for October 14–16, 2026 in Cape Town and organized by Energy Capital & Power, the AMW team engaged with African mining ministers and industry stakeholders to identify national priorities shaping the continent’s mining agenda.
Chrome Carriers, the specialist bulk transport division of Reinhardt Transport Group, provides dedicated bulk haulage solutions that connect mines to smelters and export corridors. As global demand for chrome, lithium, and mineral commodities grows, the depot’s strategic location ensures responsive, high-volume transport support for industry stakeholders.
Africa Energy Indaba Gears Up for High-Level Continental Energy Dialogue