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South Africa’s push for renewables

Already the continent’s largest producer of renewable energy, South Africa is moving to further reduce its reliance on hydrocarbons by expanding private sector investments in solar and wind projects, and introducing biofuels. Under the Renewable...

N2 roadworks uncover never seen before fossils

Controlled rock cutting explosions for the upgrading of a portion of a major national road in the Eastern Cape has opened a fossiliferous shale treasure trove of an ancient river mouth eco-system. “A number of new invertebrates as well as...
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Daimler Trucks & Buses bales out farmers

Mercedes-Benz Trucks, in association with SA Crisis Support, has delivered over 100 bales of cattle feed to a farming community in Winburg, Free State. The manufacturer provided an Actros 2654, a trailer, driver and the fuel needed for the two-day...
Truck accident driver fatigue

Driver fatigue gets a shake up

Driver fatigue is reportedly a factor in 10 to 20% of crashes worldwide. It affects driving in various ways, including slowed reaction time and lack of concentration. If your reaction time is just half a second slower while driving only 40km/h per...
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Mega road project on the cards for Gauteng

The Gauteng Department of Roads and Transport is planning a new 35km long highway in the province. “I would like to announce that the department is busy with the initial planning to build the 35km long PWV15 to support the development of an...
tyre delivery scooter

Two-wheeled tyre deliveries cut delays

Savino Del Bene has embraced a two-wheeled delivery solution as it tries to beat congestion. Before considering a scooter, the company used a bakkie to deliver tyres to key clients, which was frequently plagued by late deliveries. Vespa then...