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SA looks to innovation to help manage ‘daunting’ water challenge
SA looks to innovation to help manage ‘daunting’ water challenge
5th July 2019 By: Natasha Odendaal

As the thirtieth driest country in the world, South Africa has an as yet incomplete innovation story waiting to be told in what is undeniably a future of massive water shortages. As this future... 


Fastjet's hope for profit pinned on Zimbabwe currency – CEO
27th June 2019 By: Reuters

Low-cost African airline Fastjet Plc expects to be profitable on an underlying basis in 2019, Chief Executive Officer Nico Bezuidenhout said on Thursday, a year after a cash crunch nearly drove the... 


Extreme weather is shaking up Africa's corn trade
25th June 2019 By: Bloomberg

At least three African nations will need to import more corn this year after extreme weather from cyclones to drought devastated crops, sparking some unusual trade flows. Corn is a staple grain... 


Acclimatising physical infrastructure to extreme weather events
21st June 2019 By: Saliem Fakir

Acclimatising conventional infrastructure to extreme weather Climate change and extreme weather patterns are already a factor in infrastructure and shaping future models of the design, placement,... 


HMA Wear Solutions, Lycopodium collaborate on Cobre Panama project
HMA Wear Solutions, Lycopodium collaborate on Cobre Panama project
20th June 2019

HMA Wear Solutions has collaborated with design engineering company Lycopodium on the ceramic piping specification for the Cobre Panama project by First Quantum Minerals Ltd. of Canada. This $6.3... 


TREASURE TROVE
The Mutamba project is one of the largest undeveloped mineral sands accumulations in the world
Company awaits mining lease approval
7th June 2019 By: Jessica Oosthuizen

Diversified resources company Savannah Resources is eagerly awaiting the last outstanding mining lease approval for the Mutamba heavy mineral sands joint venture (JV) project, in the Gaza and... 


At disaster forum, storm-hit Mozambique says will seek help to build back better
20th May 2019 By: Reuters

Mozambique, which was battered by two cyclones in March and April, will hold an international conference in two weeks' time to drum up funding to help it build back stronger, its vice-minister for... 


Speewah vanadium/titanium/iron project, Australia
Speewah vanadium/titanium/iron project, Australia
17th May 2019 By: Sheila Barradas

King River has announced plans to broaden its product offering from the Speewah speciality metals project. 


Mozambique power utility begins the long process of recovery following cyclones
15th May 2019 By: Kim Cloete

Mozambique’s energy sector is trying to get back on track following the devastation wreaked on its power system by Cyclone Idai in March and cyclone Kenneth in April.   Electricity Company of... 


Eskom CEO Phakamani Hadebe
Finding fossil fuel investors is becoming harder, says Hadebe
14th May 2019 By: Kim Cloete

With a crackdown on carbon emissions, it is becoming increasingly difficult to find investors that support fossil fuels, says Eskom CEO Phakamani Hadebe. “The truth is, how will we fund fossil... 


UJ designs mobile lab to aid in water contamination testing
14th May 2019 By: Marleny Arnoldi

The University of Johannesburg (UJ) has created a mobile lab for water testing, amid various sewage spills in South Africa. The Transnet National Ports Authority reported earlier this month that it... 


Fitch warns iron-ore price increase may be ‘more structural’ than initially thought
18th April 2019 By: Simone Liedtke

The sharp rise in iron-ore prices to over $90 per dry metric ton (dmt) from under $75/dmt since January, may be “more structural than initially anticipated”, says Fitch Ratings. It believes... 


Rio Tinto cuts iron-ore guidance after challenging start to 2019
Rio Tinto cuts iron-ore guidance after challenging start to 2019
16th April 2019 By: Mariaan Webb

The year has started with “several challenges” for diversified mining group Rio Tinto’s iron-ore business, resulting in the major downgrading its guidance for 2019. Pilbara shipments are now... 


Catch Components Before They Fail with FLIR Thermal Optics
12th April 2019

Whether one attributes South Africa’s continued electricity woes to cyclones in neighbouring countries or poor maintenance at home, one thing is abundantly clear, says Philip Smerkovitz, managing... 


Engineering innovation to help relief cyclone-stricken Mozambique
Engineering innovation to help relief cyclone-stricken Mozambique
10th April 2019

The catastrophic Cyclone Idai, was one of the worst tropical cyclones on record to affect Africa and the Southern Hemisphere as a whole. The long-lived storm caused catastrophic damage when it hit... 


Kamativi lithium tailings project, Zimbabwe
Kamativi lithium tailings project, Zimbabwe
25th January 2019 By: Sheila Barradas

Bulk testwork on tailings material from the project has been completed. 


GLOBAL REACH 
There is a large installed base of Cavex hydrocyclones in copper applications across the globe
Supplier expands Cavex hydrocyclone footprint across Copperbelt
7th December 2018 By: Jessica Oosthuizen

Mining equipment supplier Weir Minerals Africa is expanding its Cavex hydrocyclones footprint across Africa with its two most recent orders of hydrocyclones to be installed in the Central African... 


Speewah vanadium/titanium/iron project, Australia
Speewah vanadium/titanium/iron project, Australia
7th December 2018 By: Sheila Barradas

A scoping study has highlighted a positive business case for Speewah, with healthy cash-flow margins supporting the progression of the project to the prefeasibility study phase. 


Govt should urgently plan for massive cyclone storm damage in SA - Wits researcher
29th November 2018 By: News24Wire

The South African government should begin to urgently plan to deal with the impact of Category 5 storms resulting from an increase in the severity of cyclone activity in the Indian Ocean. According... 


Cutting Water Use While Optimising Coal Washing Efficiency
Cutting Water Use While Optimising Coal Washing Efficiency
29th November 2018

The growing scarcity of water is placing pressure on the coal mining industry in many countries. On the one hand mines must treat more lower quality coal as better coal reserves are depleted which... 


El Limon gold mine expansion, Nicaragua
El Limon gold mine expansion, Nicaragua
23rd November 2018 By: Sheila Barradas

Metallurgical test results have indicated that the existing El Limon plant could be expanded from 485 000 t/y to 600 000 t/y. 


Innovative Crane Makes Cyclone Maintenance Easy And Safe
13th November 2018

Ever aware of the handling complexities during cyclone maintenance, Multotec Process Equipment has developed an innovative jib crane installation which can be mounted on top of the cyclone cluster... 


Soil Decontamination In Europe Gets Help From Multotec
Soil Decontamination In Europe Gets Help From Multotec
6th June 2018

Multotec hydrocyclones and spiral concentrators are being applied in Europe to address the growing demand for the rehabilitation of contaminated land. The application of the solution is via... 


Modern washing plant boosts river sand production
Modern washing plant boosts river sand production
17th April 2018

Through ongoing investments in the quality of sand that it produces, Kilo Sand in Tshwane is a first choice for suppliers and contractors servicing the northern suburbs of Johannesburg and the... 


Multotec Improves Recoveries, Grades And Yields
Multotec Improves Recoveries, Grades And Yields
30th August 2016

Northam Chrome Producers is realising improved recoveries, better grades and higher yields following the retrofit of Multotec spirals at its recovery plant. The decision to replace the existing... 


Dumont nickel project, Canada
Dumont nickel project, Canada
14th August 2015 By: Sheila Barradas

Royal Nickel Corporation continues to make steady progress on the development of its Dumont nickel project. 


Sabodala gold mine expansion project, Senegal
26th February 2010 By: Tamsyn Graumann

The Sabodala gold mine expansion project is an openpit gold mine located in south-east Senegal, which started operations in March 2009. 


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