Just when civil society thought it could breathe a sigh of relief – believing that justice had prevailed for the ocean environment, the climate, and the people – the State and Shell are back. They want to appeal the court’s earlier ruling to set...
As South Africa’s mining and civil engineering sectors continue to navigate economic uncertainty, many companies with loading and hauling capabilities are pivoting to offer their services as contractors to opencast mining operations. While this...
Spanners and spades are out in Johannesburg as the city gears up to host the historic G20 Leaders’ Summit this November. The summit – to be held under the theme: Solidarity, Equality, Sustainability – will be the first to be held on African...
Steel remains the backbone of South Africa’s national infrastructure, yet its susceptibility to corrosion poses a severe threat to longevity and safety. From rail networks and power pylons to bridges and marine structures, corrosion is a costly...
