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Afarak invests in clean energy at its Mogale Alloys plant
By: Tasneem Bulbulia 29th March 2019 Swedish cleantech company Ripasso Energy on Friday handed over a PWR BLOCK 400-F system, which converts industrial residual and flare gases into electricity, to vertically integrated speciality alloys producer Afarak at its Mogale Alloys processing plant, in Krugersdorp. This is the first such... →
World Class Supply Chain Means Savings For Weir Minerals Customers In Africa
11th February 2019 Mines served by Weir Minerals Africa have experienced considerable added value through the company’s upgrades to its supply chain system. According to Weir Minerals Africa’s supply chain director Luhann Holtzhausen, the company ships almost 800,000 bespoke items each year from its main... →
Lily mine could start recruiting new employees in March
By: African News Agency 5th February 2019 Siyakhula Sonke Empowerment Corporation (SSC), the new owners of the ill-fated Lily Mine in Mpumalanga, said on Tuesday that it would soon resume operations after the process of recruiting new employees started early this year. Tuesday marked the third anniversary of an accident at Lily Mine in... →
Portable workshop solution usable for new mines
By: Thabi Madiba 2nd November 2018 The CXT Explorer is a mobile field workshop that can be used when prospecting in the mining industry, says crane manufacturer Konecranes South Africa service, sales and marketing director John MacDonald. The Finland-developed CXT Explorer – a combination of a 6.3 t mobile overhead crane,... →
Mines urged to do ‘all they can’ to limit pollution from used oil
By: Nadine James 5th October 2018 The mining industry consumes about 25% of the country’s lubricants - accounting for approximately 300-million litres of oil a year, of which 40% is potentially recyclable used oil, notes the Recycling Oil Saves the Environment (ROSE) Foundation. The organisation notes that used-oil is classified... →
Company expands footprint in manganese mining industry
7th September 2018 Mining equipment specialist Osborn Engineered Services has secured an R8.5-million order to supply a range of its high-quality machines to a new manganese mine in the Northern Cape. Osborn product sales manager Francois Scott says that this order and the region are significant for Osborn. The... →
Mobile workshop in the middle of nowhere
4th September 2018 One of the most innovative products to come from Konecranes recently is the CXT Explorer. It is a combination of a 6.3-t mobile crane, supported by two sturdy containers, which make for a fully equipped workshop that can literally be set up in the middle of nowhere. →
NUI livens up local market with SA-made tyre fill products
3rd September 2018 Keen to get the jump on the international competition, Gauteng-based National Urethane Industries (NUI) has developed a locally manufactured tyre fill product for industrial and mining tyre use. →
Grindrod reports strong recovery in interim earnings
By: Marleny Arnoldi 31st August 2018 Freight and financial services group Grindrod has achieved a strong year-on-year recovery in the six months to June 30, with its earnings a share having increased to 317c, compared with a loss a share of 11.5c in the first half of 2017. Headline earnings a share were 3.8c, compared with a... →
SSC working to restart production at Barbrook, Lily 
By: Marleny Arnoldi 27th August 2018 Vantage Goldfields, which has been bought out by Siyakhula Sonke Empowerment Corporation (SSC), hopes to resume production at the Barbrook mine, in Mpumalanga, by early 2019. Both Barbrook and Vantage’s adjacent Lily mine were closed after a pillar collapse at Lily mine, in February 2016,... →
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