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.
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.
The company had initially expected to hoist all employees by midday Friday. As of 3:45 p.m. local time, however, the workers remained underground.
The Otavi South Copper Project, designated as Exclusive Prospecting Licence (EPL) 8374, encompasses approximately 195 square kilometers in the Otjozondjupa Region of northern Namibia.
Schneider Electric South Africa, a leader in digital transformation for energy management and automation, has launched the TeSys Deca Advanced,
LCC insight helps to unlock the full potential and efficiency of compressed air systems.
The flexible probe of the SKF TKSU 10 detects leaks in hard to reach areas
Fostering industrialisation remains a key priority for African policymakers
This dispute underscores the broader economic challenges facing South Africa, particularly in sectors like mining that have historically been significant employers.
A progressive outlook must be developed and adopted for the future of the continent that lays focus on the industrial
The assets are located within the Kalahari Manganese Field in South Africa’s Northern Cape province.
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