DuxNet launches Premium switching range with built-in cloud management for South African SMBs
Johannesburg 9 February 2026 – DuxNet, the in-house brand of Duxbury Networking, has launched its new DuxNet Premium managed switching […]
President of the Republic of Zambia, will deliver a keynote address at Mining Indaba 2026
We are honoured to announce the attendance of H.E. Hakainde Hichilema, President of the Republic of Zambia, who will deliver a keynote
Epiroc and Siyafunda Education Foundation empower future engineers, advance STEM education through Robotics Programme
Epiroc and Siyafunda Education Foundation empower future engineers through Robotics ProgrammeEpiroc South Africa has partnered with the Siyafunda Education Foundation
PRECISION IN EVERY DROP – Powered by ICP Technology
Accurate and reliable analytical data is essential for effective decision making in today’s competitive industrial landscape, especially in the condition
Carter Center Forum Calls for Tax Reform to Maximize DRC’s Mineral Revenues
Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo — October 30, 2025 —The Carter Center has called on the Democratic Republic of Congo
Vedanta to Boost Investment at KCM – Update
The Vedanta Resources Chief Executive Officer, Deshnee Naidoo has confirmed that the company will increase its planned $1billion investment in
A Chinese mining company is accused of covering up the extent of a major toxic spill in Zambia
LUSAKA, Zambia (AP) — A Chinese-owned mining company has been accused of covering up the extent of a disastrous toxic spill
First Quantum Minerals’ $1.25 Billion Zambian Copper Expansion Strategy
First Quantum Minerals’ Zambian Expansion Strategy: Building Africa’s Copper FutureWhat’s Driving First Quantum Minerals’ Expansion in Zambia?First Quantum Minerals is
Zambia: South African Firm Transferring Toxic Lead
Suspend Mining Operations in Lead Waste that Imperil Residents in Kabwe 306569f6-18a5-4622-9cde-f5a6bf2e5275Click to expand ImageTrucks at the “Black Mountain,” the
Zambian mine spill victims seek $420m compensation
COMMUNITIES affected by a devastating toxic spill at a Chinese-owned Zambian copper mine are demanding $420m in compensation from the operator,
