Transport and Logistics start-up, MartGreen international is gradually penetrating the cut throat market despite the economic challenges bedeviling the economy with a view to position
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Premier appoints non-executive chair
ZIMBABWE-FOCUSED miner, Premier African Minerals has appointed Neil Herbert as its non-executive chairman with immediate effect. George Roach, who was acting chairman, reverts to his
Copper enjoys best quarterly performance since 2010 following lockdown rebound
A REBOUND in demand from China and supply concerns regarding South American producers has taken copper to its best quarterly price performance since 2010, said Bloomberg News.
Slow border logistics is costing Africa a fortune and must be brought to an end
When I last visited Zimbabwe, Zambia and Botswana, I was horrified by the dreadfully long queues of heavily laden trucks waiting to cross through border
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Autobax has extended its range of Gates automotive components, with the recent launch (March 2020) of specifically-designed belts for high-mileage cars. “RoadMAX™ by Gates accessory
Meyn helps aspiring Poultry Processors in Africa
The global COVID-19 pandemic has had a tremendous impact on human health and the economy worldwide. Poultry processing specialist Meyn is eager to help recover
Local heroes celebrated as Africa Medical Supplies Platform is launched
The Africa Medical Supplies Platform (AMSP), to which local company, Invicta Holdings, is a key supplier, is now officially live as part of a continent-wide
Zambia moves to regulate gold mining by engaging the Artisanal and small-scale miners
Artisanal and small-scale miners (ASM) in Zambia have been rushing to extract newly discovered deposits of gold and manganese across the country. Ideally, these operations
DRC Mining Week is going digital! From 17 – 19 June 2020!
We have a phenomenal line of speakers during the course of the event which is enough to excite anyone within the mining industry. These sessions
SA mining to return 9,500 foreign nationals as sector wrestles with full production target
SOUTH Africa’s mining sector had given itself about three months to return all foreign national employees to the country beginning with a first batch of 9,500