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Geotech study by SRK for East London port rehabilitation
As part of the proposed rehabilitation of the century-old Quay Wall 3 at the Port of East London, SRK Consulting has completed a geotechnical investigation to assess ground conditions at the site....
To meet the growing demand for broadening the range of skill sets in West Africa's burgeoning mining industry, in an effort to cater to its development challenges and various other issues,...
Kamoa-Kakula Copper Complex, Democratic Republic of Congo – update
The direct-to-blister flash smelter is on schedule for commissioning in the fourth quarter of 2024.
Tailings dams, climate change relevance highlighted
As the global mining industry works towards meeting stringent new tailings dam standards, international independent consultancy SRK Consulting, through a presentation given earlier this year to the...
Biodiversity focus in EIA demands specialist skill set
With environmental impact assessment (EIA) regulations and protocols becoming increasingly prescriptive in terms of biodiversity protection, project developers are needing highly specialised...
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Dutoit Group family business celebrates 130 years of fresh produce
Agricultural investment company Dutoit Group is celebrating its 130th anniversary. The group was started in 1883 by Gysbertus du Toit planting the first fruit trees on Kromfontein Farm, in the...
South African companies face challenges to compete globally, digital innovation index shows
South African companies face tremendous challenges to compete on the global market, while simultaneously addressing local socioeconomic inequalities and nurturing nationwide prosperity, amid global...
Report poses serious questions about effectiveness of scrap export ban
Serious questions about the effectiveness and desirability of South Africa’s prevailing scrap export ban have been raise in a new report, which calls for its immediate lifting unless evidence can...