Bheki Fayayo

Africa Energy to drive innovation, collaboration in Africa’s Energy sector

The Africa Energy Indaba is set to be a pivotal event in 2025, advancing the African energy and utilities sectors through meaningful discussions, partnerships, and networking opportunities. Scheduled from March 4-6 in Cape Town, the Indaba will bring together influential stakeholders, policymakers, industry experts, and investors to address Africa’s energy …

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Atlas Copco’s broadens Speciality Rental division across Africa

Specialty Rental, a division of Atlas Copco has announced expansion of its rental services into Africa, with East Africa as the first phase of this strategic initiative. The operations are centred in Nairobi, Kenya, where Atlas Copco has been a key player since 1936. Rental equipment is sourced from Sub-Saharan …

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Atlas Copco unveils the future of sustainable on-site gas generation

In the realm of oxygen and nitrogen supply, businesses frequently grapple with soaring costs, inflexible contracts, and complex logistics. Atlas Copco Compressor Technique addresses these challenges with Total Oxygen and Nitrogen Solutions (TONS), an innovative ecosystem that revolutionises how industries manage their on-site gas requirements. TONS represents a cutting-edge approach …

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Botswana to Establish Own Diamond Certification Point

Gaborone, Botswana: Botswana is set to establish its own certification point for rough diamonds destined for G7 countries, marking a significant departure from the previously proposed single-node system centered in Antwerp. This move comes after widespread opposition from diamond-producing nations, including Botswana, Namibia, and Angola. The decision follows a joint …

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Global pumping giant ready to support hydrogen economy

With abundant sunshine and wind southern Africa is perfectly positioned to become a global powerhouse in green hydrogen production. As the world shifts towards cleaner energy sources Namibia and South Africa provide favourable conditions and are well situated upon one of the world’s central shipping routes to transport the commodity …

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Future-Proofing African Mining: Indigenous People and Mining Communities at the Heart of Mining Indaba 2025

Mining Indaba – the premier platform for deal-making, investment, and corporate networking for African mining for over 30 years – has announced a 2025 agenda that emphasises the voices of indigenous people and communities in the mainstream of the conference. The new focus for next year’s event -Investing In Mining …

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WearCheck team celebrates diagnostic milestone

Condition monitoring specialist company, WearCheck, celebrated a noteworthy milestone recently when diagnostic manager, John Evans, diagnosed his 3 millionth used oil sample at the company’s Durban laboratory. WearCheck’s scientists analyse used samples of oil and other machinery fluids, like coolants, greases, fuel and more, using high-tech laboratory equipment and techniques …

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De Beers Confident of Swift Conclusion to Botswana Diamond Sales Pact

Gaborone, Botswana – De Beers CEO Al Cook has expressed optimism regarding the imminent conclusion of negotiations with the Botswana government on a new diamond sales agreement. Following a meeting with newly elected President Duma Boko, Cook indicated that the deal could be finalized within weeks, rather than months or years. …

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Africa Seeks Clean Cooking Solutions at COP29

Nairobi, Kenya: African leaders and international partners gathered at COP29 on Tuesday to address the urgent issue of clean cooking, a crisis impacting 1.2 billion people across the continent. The event highlighted the devastating health, environmental, and economic consequences of relying on traditional biomass fuels. “It is unacceptable that women …

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Botswana Diamonds Strikes Gold in South Africa

Botswana Diamonds has secured a significant foothold in South Africa’s diamond mining landscape, acquiring a prospecting permit for five kimberlites in the historic Marsfontein area. The 900.67-hectare permit encompasses the renowned Marsfontein diamond mine and extends to the company’s Thorny River properties in Limpopo. The company has set its sights …

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