Happy conditions for healthy plants
Fibertex SA’s horticulture solutions encompass the production of geosynthetic materials that are used to enhance the growth of healthy plants, trees and vegetables. “We have
Improved bearing block units for higher efficiency
BMG’s range of BTC bearings and components – which is manufactured exclusively for BMG to stringent quality and safety specifications – has been extended to
President Hakainde Hichilema underscored the importance of technology in doing business
Chinese enterprises participating in Zambia’s biggest agricultural and commercial show on Monday expressed happiness at the level of response gotten from customers that visited their
Maamba’s footprint: beyond mining and baseload electricity
Nestled in the heart of the Gwembe Valley, Maamba Collieries Limited (MCL) is spread over an expanse of over 8,000 hectares that, at first glance,
Lower feed grades affect Kansanshi Mine
First Quantum Minerals has recorded a 2,180 decrease in its copper production at its Kansanshi Mine in Solwezi for the second quarter of 2022. Kansanshi’s
livestock and fisheries subsectors will likely boost the nation’s growth in 2022- Analyst
NAMIBIA continues to be a net importer of food, which makes it susceptible to changes in international food prices and exchange rate risks. Simonis Storm’s
Online shopping for engineering consumables saves fuel, money and time
BMG’s online shopping portal, which was launched in South Africa two years ago, is constantly upgraded to meet dynamic market requirements. “The BMG E-Commerce platform
Global copper and nickel smelting slides in July, satellite data shows
Global copper smelting activity extended its slide in July, hit by weakness in top refined producer China and the biggest mining region South America, data from satellite
Zambia’s growth target shaky as copper output drops, prices plunge
Zambia’s economic-growth targets for this year are looking shaky as its copper production plunges along with prices of the metal it relies on for more
Impoverished Zimbabweans turn to scrap metal trade as inflation bites
Shepherd Chowe pushes a cart filled with tins, iron rods and other metallic objects down a dusty pathway in Hopley, a poor settlement about 15
