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Waste-focused market for Isuzu in 2014

A highlight on the commercial vehicles calendar is Isuzu Trucks South Africa’s (ITSA) media briefing. This year was no exception, and ITSA’s announcement of record results in 2013 gives us a glimpse of what can be expected in the year ahead, Maryke...
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Fuel cell technology launches SA into the future

When the fuel cell industry takes off it will be a multibillion dollar industry, generating thousands of jobs and significant wealth. Thanks to an ambitious state-of-the-art scientific programme, South Africa is ready for its slice of this pie,...
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Impact and VAT of e-tolls

Transport operators are experiencing an increase in the costs of moving goods through Gauteng as a result of the implementation of e-tolls. Simon Foulds speaks to industry experts to find out how the system is impacting operators. Gavin Kelly,...
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Turning mine water into drinking water

Companies are beginning to adopt Anglo American’s model for transforming wastewater from its mines into drinking water. The mining company was the first in South Africa to transform wastewater from its coal mines into water suitable for drinking,...

Proposed new construction rules for Kenya

If the Kenyan National Construction Authority’s (NCA) proposed regulations become law, foreign firms undertaking civil works in Kenya will now only be allowed to bid for one project in a joint venture with a local firm. NCA vice chairperson...
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The problem of informal borrow-pits

Road crews and construction companies may not excavate natural sands, aggregates and minerals from borrow pits without all the necessary permissions from local, regional and national government authorities. Despite initial cries that project prices...