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Opinion: Innovative solutions drive better control of airborne pollutant control systems

By Johan Snyman, mechanical engineer at BBE CREATING a work environment that prioritises workers' wellbeing is top of mind for mine owners today. Supporting this...

Tackling the transport infrastructure conundrum

By Chris Campbell, CEO of Consulting Engineers South Africa (CESA) BLOATED state employment with low levels of output would not be tolerated in the private...

Ride the AI revolution, don’t fear it

OPINION | HUMANKIND’S ability to thrive through adversity and adapt to innovation is something that cannot be replicated, but rather enhanced by AI, according...

Cyber deception can help to stay one step ahead of evolving threats

OPINION | Data has become a critical business asset that, if managed correctly, can be used to unlock a wealth of insight for better...

Quantify the effectiveness of investing in learning and development

OPINION | BUSINESSES want to see the results of training programmes reflected in day-to-day operations. That’s where data comes in, says Michael Hanly, MD...

Marijuana testing in the workplace is a necessity for safety-sensitive industries

OPINION | DESPITE the decriminalisation of marijuana for personal use in 2018, it is still important for companies to test employees before they enter...

Recovering data is not enough, ransomware threats must be stopped in their tracks

By Kate Mollett, regional director and Bar Hori, regional sales executive at Commvault RANSOMWARE attacks have not only become more prevalent in the past few...

Govt’s infrastructure plans present opportunities for PPs: look at Transnet

By Robert Futter, executive director at Cresco Group Africa and Andy Tant, director at Cresco Group Africa THE government’s National Development Plan 2030, which is...

Rebuilding KZN with the help of an empowered workforce

By Sibusiso Tembe, education specialist at Optimi Workplace KwaZulu-Natal FROM the Covid-19 pandemic to the July 2021 riots, and, more recently, the devastating flooding in...

Are you adequately insured for building insurance claims?

By: Dr. Deen Letchmiah President of the South African Council for the Quantity Surveying Profession (SACQSP) THE past year has brought to the fore the...

Disruption as the new normal in food and bev

Phil Lewis, Infor’s VP of Solution Consulting EMEA looks at how food manufacturers can use technology to boost supply chain resilience in the face...

Plastic free July? Let’s work towards a litter free world instead

By Anton Hanekom: Executive Director, Plastics SA EACH year in July, people across the globe take part in Plastic Free July – an international movement...

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UKZN institute’s new high-tech rocket launch gantry a first for SA

ENGINEERS at the University of KwaZulu-Natal’s Aerospace Systems Research Institute (ASRI) have commissioned a new suborbital sounding rocket launch facility at the Denel Overberg...

State-owned energy company formed by merged subsidiaries

A POLICY statement by President Cyril Ramaphosa has resulted in the formation of a new state-owned petroleum company, the South African National Petroleum Company...

Time is running out on the 125% solar tax incentive

BUSINESSES that act quickly can still take advantage of the substantial 125% income tax incentive available for solar energy projects completed and operational by...

Diversified packaging group disposes of assets, refinances

NAMPAK Limited, the largest diversified packaging company in Africa, issued an update on Monday on key company developments including the asset disposal program and...