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Quality guaranteed across the value chain

Engineering projects are dependent on exact results, both at the design stage and at project implementation. When it comes to the mechanisation component, whether for asphalt, concrete or road compaction and finishing, Ammann has a no-compromise,...

BVi announces Level 1 B-BBEE status

BVi Consulting Engineers has been re-certified as B-BBEE Level 1 against the new amended Construction Sector Codes of Good Practice. As a 55% black-owned company, BVi is one of South Africa’s largest black-owned consulting engineering firms. Its...

IFAT Africa gets broader scope in 2019

IFAT Africa is set to have have a broader scope in 2019 when this key event is co-located for the first time with food and drink technology Africa (fdt Africa) and analytica Lab Africa. Presented by leading international exhibition organiser Messe...
Paul Harwood, managing director of Westrade Group, Phillip McCallum, product manager for ELB and Stuart Hillyard, Westrade Group business development manager at the recent International No-Dig 2018 South Africa Conference and Exhibition in Cape Town

Taking trenchless technology to the people

With the requirement for trenchless technology surging there is an urgent need to educate installers and end-users. It was in this spirit of education and knowledge sharing that the world’s leading authorities on trenchless technologies gathered in...

Combating pollution in SA oceans

Surfers, marine experts, and environmental organisations are joining forces to raise awareness about plastic pollution in South Africa’s oceans. Marine plastic debris is one of the biggest challenges facing the planet today. Predictions are...
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Commercial vehicle market remains steady

Despite the challenging economic climate in South Africa the sun is still shining on the commercial vehicle market which reported another month of growth in October.  Year-on-year statistics for October show that sales grew by 5.3% to 2 648 units. ...