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Sanral says e-tolls delay won’t affect business

According to South Africa’s National Roads Agency (Sanral), e-tolls only make up less than nine percent of its business. That means a delay to the e-tolling implementation will not drastically affect the management of the country’s...
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Zambian roads to be upgraded

The Concrete Manufacturing Association (CMA) has revealed that the Zambian government has embarked on a roads rehabilitation and infrastructure improvement programme. Part of the programme entails ‘Pave Zambia’, the upgrading ofsome 2 000 km of...
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Roads are set to go green

‘Green’ is increasingly the new gold standard in road building and local roads are set to get greener as road builders and associated organisations recognise the value of more environmentally friendly asphalt technologies. This is according to Peet...
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Save fuel and time

The Wacker Neuson 3503 excavator, which was awarded the ECO seal of distinction for efficient and ecological products, offers significant savings on material and time costs, thanks to some unique and innovative features. Wacker Neuson recognises...
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Bell gives focus to new Finlay partnership

In September, Bauma Africa will provide Bell Equipment with an ideal platform to showcase how the company has strategically expanded its product range through well-aligned partnerships. The Finlay range of mobile crushing, screening and recycling...

Technology unlocks fuel efficiency

Engineers at Volvo Construction Equipment are developing Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS), which could reduce fuel consumption by up to 30% in certain applications and increase safety. Fuel efficiency is a top priority for construction equipment...
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Remaining a jewel in the crown

The state of the truck industry in South Africa can be considered as becoming somewhat congested and competitive as more and more new manufacturers enter the market with promises of greater things. Having been in the forefront of their market...
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Improving waste management

South Africa leads the way in waste management in Africa, but many other countries on the continent are up to speed with their environmental legislation – usually based on World Bank standards. This is the opinion of Bruce Engelsman, a partner at...
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Working smarter and faster

In 1985, Caterpillar launched its first backhoe loader model, the Cat 416A, a definitive interpretation of a multitasked workhorse and the forerunner of a ground breaking series. In fact, today there are still examples in South Africa of A-Series...
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Incremental launch solution for major bridge

The Chota Motala interchange straddles the N3 freeway as a major access route to the Pietermaritzburg CBD. The interchange had been operating at above capacity for quite some time, evidenced by long delays in traffic on the Chota Motala Road (R33)....