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Aerospace & Defence
Local UAV industry identifies what it needs to remain globally competitive
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South Africa’s Unmanned Air Vehicle (UAV) industry, once – and not so long ago – one of the few in the world and a leader in the field, now faces intense competition from many new players, with numerous countries pouring funds into the...
By: Keith Campbell
09 Oct 09
Daily Podcasts
Daily podcast – July 14, 2009
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In today's podcast: Trevor Manuel says that the South African Constitution ultimately set the mandate for the South African Reserve Bank to maintain price stability; and contractors are expected to start on the bulk earthworks of the Landside...
14 Jul 09
AEROSPACE
Centurion Aerospace Village bulk earthworks to start by early Sept
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Contractors were expected to start on the bulk earthworks of the Landside Phase 1 development at the Centurion Aerospace Village (CAV) by early September.
Consulting engineers PD Naidoo and Associates (PDNA) have invited joint venture companies...
By: Chanel Pringle
14 Jul 09
AVIATION
New aerospace centre to support local manufacturing industry
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The Centurion Aerospace Village (CAV) will be opened on Tuesday ushering in a new era in aero-structure engineering and manufacturing for South Africa.
"The CAV was formally established in 2006, in response to the urgent need for the creation of...
18 Aug 08
Engineering & Manufacturing
Biocomposites research a priority for DST
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The Department of Science and Technology (DST) has a number of plans and strategies to take the Advanced Manufacturing Technology Strategy (AMTS), from just being a stand-alone mechanism to fund research projects into looking into the entire value...
By: Loni Prinsloo
06 Jun 08
ADVANCED MANUFACTURING
Serious bid to ready Centurion aviation supplier park for take-off
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The Automotive Industry Development Centre (AIDC) should conclude its development work on an aviation supplier park in Centurion within the next 12 months.
By: Irma Venter
30 Nov 07
SKILLS DEVELOPMENT & AEROSPACE
Programme aims to help graduates understand and manipulate technology
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More severe than the lack of skills is said to be the lack of
experienced skilled people, and this is something that the
Technology Leadership Programme (TLP) aims to address.
14 Sep 07
Aviation – 2
New aviation-focused centre has developmental and training functions
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PRIVATE-sector aviation company Aerosud�s new Innovation and
Training Centre (ITC) has hit the ground running. �We have
already started a string of innovation programmes, mainly focused
on manufacturing efficiencies and processing...
By: Keith Campbell
22 Jun 07
Aviation – 1
New laboratory a public–private initiative
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THE Department of Science and Technology (DST) and private-sector
aviation company Aerosud are in the process of jointly establishing
an Advanced Manufacturing Technology Laboratory for Aviation (AMTL)
as part of the DST�s Advanced Manufacturing...
By: Keith Campbell
22 Jun 07
COVER STORY
What went wrong with the Rooivalk?
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Eagle or turkey? Should it be saved or slaughtered? These are the questions exercising the minds of the South African government, parliamentarians, journalists, interested taxpayers (and they should all be interested, given the amount of money it...
By: Keith Campbell
08 Jun 07
Composites
Composites research receives R22m from DST
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An independent agency of the Department of Science and Technology
(DST), the Advanced Manufacturing Technology Strategy (AMTS)
Implementation unit, has allocated about R22-million to a flagship
programme that will conduct research and development...
08 Jun 07
Aviation & Defence
What went wrong with the Rooivalk?
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The Rooivalk: over sophisticated, over-delayed, over-expensive,
outdated, and lacking economies of scale � how did happen, and
what next for the programme?
By: Keith Campbell
08 Jun 07
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