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Earthmoving quality at the best price

Barloworld SEM is on an expansion drive, backed by a growing dealer network. IMIESA speaks to Barry Fang, business manager for Barloworld SEM, about the road ahead. The recent launch of the second generation SEM 919 motor grader spearheads a series...

Striking workers suspend Gautrain bus service

The Gautrain bus service has been suspended after its drivers embarked on a strike. The agency alerted passengers on Wednesday that its drivers had embarked on an unplanned strike and that they would need to make alternative travel arrangements....
environmental-protection

Eco-Logic Awards extends call to entry

The deadline for entries into the Eco-Logic Awards has been extended due to popular demand allowing even more of South Africa’s eco-champions to enter their ecological products, services, projects, and ambassadors. The deadline has been moved...

A paving vision unfolds

The construction and maintenance of roads are among the top priorities for government. IMIESA speaks to Steve Tinarwo, managing director of Instant Tar, about the company’s plans to grow its base in this strategically important sector.
Koeberg power station.

Koeberg launches desalination plant

Eskom’s Koeberg nuclear plant recently launched a mobile groundwater desalination plant amidst the drought currently gripping the Western Cape. According to Eskom the desalination plant will take care of the country’s sole nuclear power plant thus...
Jessi Sunkel, Young Engineers South Africa. Photo: Twitter

Engineer.next

By Jessi Sunkel, Young Engineers South Africa There have been plenty of books and movies and papers predicting the future and how it will look and how humans will engage with one another and the world around them. The most famous of all these is...