Best known for its work in dry bulk materials handling, Weba Chute Systems has successfully applied its depth of expertise to resolve transfer point challenges in the wet plant of an iron ore mine in Sierra Leone.
The International Zinc Association (IZA) is spotlighting the critical role of hot-dip galvanised wire in delivering long-lasting corrosion protection for Africa’s diverse construction and industrial environments.
Meeting the demanding conditions of Zambia’s Copperbelt head-on, Integrated Pump Technology’s range of Grindex dewatering, slurry and sludge pumps continues to gain traction among mining companies.
Integrated Pump Technology has been recognised as the largest Grindex distributor in the world, a milestone that reflects its strategic growth, technical expertise and strong customer partnerships across Africa. Backed by the trusted Grindex and Godwin pump ranges, the company continues to expand its footprint and deliver reliable dewatering solutions in even the most demanding
Constantly expanding and upgrading its range of crushing and screening solutions, Weir now offers mines an integrated selection of premium quality, high-pressure grinding rolls (HPGRs), crushers, screens and screening media. JD Singleton explains why this has created an unmatched opportunity for customers to achieve improved uptime while reducing their cost per tonne.
Held on 3 October 2025, Tega Industries Africa hosted the third chapter of its Mineral Processing Conclave in Pretoria.
Integrated Pump Technology, in partnership with local distributor IES, supplied a Grindex Mega INOX dewatering pump to a major Copperbelt mine in Zambia, where it has been operating successfully for nearly a year. The pump’s durability, high performance and local support have reinforced growing demand for Grindex solutions in the region’s challenging mining environments.
By Boland Lithebe, Security lead for Accenture, Africa AI-powered agents are rapidly transforming how South African businesses operate, from chatbots managing customer enquiries to automated systems processing financial transactions. While these AI-driven assistants increase efficiency and reduce operational costs, they also present a new, and often underestimated, cybersecurity challenge: identity management. Without proper oversight, AI
Africa is harnessing more of its solar energy potential than ever before. In 2024, the continent added 2.5GW of new solar capacity, with utility-scale projects making up 72% of this growth. To support this, exciting new computational software has entered the solar energy market which has the potential to rapidly grow the utility-scale solar sector
