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Belt scale accuracy improves production at quarry
A KwaZulu-Natal-based quarry that had been battling discrepancies in monitoring production, sales and inventory, introduced a belt scale solution that it says has led to improvements in management...
Tru-Trac belt scale wins the day for AfriSam Coedmore Quarry
Following worrying discrepancies in the monitoring of production output, sales and inventory, a belt scale from Tru-Trac is winning the day for KwaZulu-Natal-based AfriSam Coedmore Quarry. With...
AfriSam constructs Verulam Community Hall, demonstating commitment to sustainable development
AfriSam, a leading construction materials company, has reaffirmed its dedication to the sustainable development of the communities surrounding its operations with the completion of the Verulam...
Concrete product manufacturers get support
Construction materials company AfriSam highlights the specialist solutions it has developed for concrete product manufacturers (CPMs) over its 90 years of operating within the sector. Concrete...
Construction materials group looks forward as it reaches 90-year legacy
As construction materials group AfriSam celebrates a legacy of 90 years, the group plans to continue innovating, reduce its carbon emissions and improve sustainability, boost skills, and drive...
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Industry, govt mourn the loss of public service titan Mboweni
Condolences have streamed in from the business, academic and government spheres following the death of former Finance Minister Tito Mboweni at the weekend. Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana...
Former finance minister Tito Mboweni dies at 65
South Africa's former finance and labour minister and first Black central bank governor Tito Mboweni has died aged 65 following a brief illness, the presidency said late on Saturday. Mboweni was an...
South African steel industry needs stable demand to be import-competitive for grid pylons
A study benchmarking the price of steel transmission grid pylon towers and what South African manufacturers can do to compete with Chinese and Turkish imports showed that "a bit of" stable demand...