ONE of the leading globally operating logistics service providers, Rhenus Group, has launched a new storage warehouse in Durban, South Africa. This strategic addition expands
Year: 2022
EPIROC RELEASES NEW BOOMER E10 AND E20 DRILL RIGS
Superior coverage area and outstanding operator assistance features. The new Boomer E10 and E20 mark another breakthrough for automated face drilling rigs. Both rigs are
Beany block chosen for major Port Shepstone road upgrade
ROCLA’s unique Beany Block system, which is specifically designed to enhance roadway drainage, has been installed in the recent upgrades to Nelson Mandela Drive in
Crane operators able to lift their game
Ctrack takes pride in being able to monitor and manage movable assets of any shape or size, from small packages to large equipment across all
Africa’s transition to hydrogen should be led by Africa
SOUTH Africa’s transition to what has been termed the new gold – the green economy – is set to unlock massive benefits not only for
Progress at titanium dioxide pigment plant in Richards Bay
THE Deputy Minister of Trade, Industry and Competition (the dtic), Nomalungelo Gina says government is happy with the progress made at the titanium dioxide pigment
Larger, ‘greener’ Durban facility for lifting company
TO better sustain its growing customer base in an area that has experienced significant business growth in the past 10 years, Goscor Lift Truck Company
Endorsement of a common vision for a global treaty to end plastic pollution
MONDI, a global leader in sustainable packaging and paper, has endorsed a common vision for an effective and ambitious UN Global Treaty to End Plastic
High battery prices delaying electric big trucks’ trip from shows to highways
After electric cars, here come the battery trucks. Global leaders Daimler Truck Holding AG and Volvo AB are joining dozens of commercial-vehicle makers in Germany
CPT fuel rationing will cost airlines dearly
Despite Acsa’s reassurances that flights will continue as scheduled at Cape Town International Airport (CTIA) notwithstanding a fuel shortage, the Airlines Association of Southern Africa (AASA) last night reacted
