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Geosynthetics offer durability for concrete structures
3rd February 2023 Geosynthetic products manufacturer and supplier Fibertex South Africa’s geosynthetic solutions encompass controlled permeability formwork (CPF) liners, which are designed for concrete surface enhancement in harbour infrastructure projects. “The main functions of Formtex CPF liners at harbours and... →
Thakadu, Mertech Marine form JV to recycle, beneficiate copper in South Africa
By: Darren Parker 2nd February 2023 Beneficiation and trading company Thakadu Resources and seabed telecommunication cables recovery and recycling company Mertech Marine have agreed to form a joint venture (JV) to beneficiate copper recycled from subsea telecommunication cables and to establish a new high-purity copper sulphate... →
Strata Worldwide Celebrates 30 Years in Business
2nd February 2023 Strata Worldwide celebrates 30 years in business and would like to thank its loyal customers and suppliers for years of support. In partnering with them, Strata has become a trusted resource in the latest mine safety technologies and has successfully reached many important milestones within the... →
Provaris to incorporate govt findings in own FS
By: Esmarie Iannucci 31st January 2023 ASX-listed Provaris Energy on Tuesday said it would incorporate the findings from the Western Australian government’s Compressed Hydrogen Export Feasibility Study Public Sharing Reporting into its feasibility study for its HyEnergy project. The study, which received funding from the state... →
Norway finds 'substantial' mineral resources on its seabed
By: Reuters 27th January 2023 A Norwegian study has found a "substantial" amount metals and minerals ranging from copper to rare earth metals on the seabed of its extended continental shelf, authorities said on Friday in their first official estimates. The Nordic country, a major oil and gas exporter, is considering whether... →
Africa’s leader in fire suppression technology
27th January 2023 Since the Advanced Group of Companies’ humble beginnings in 2000, it has grown steadily to become a formidable force in the risk management, risk mitigation and emergency response markets. →
Anglo cuts emissions at sea 
By: Martin Creamer 26th January 2023 A newly launched emission-reducing ship has loaded its first cargo of iron-ore from Anglo American’s Kumba Iron Ore operations in South Africa. The vessel is the first of ten liquefied natural gas (LNG) dual-fuelled new-build ships that Anglo will introduce to its chartered fleet during the... →
Consortium forms to study iron-ore export facility
By: Esmarie Iannucci 16th December 2022 ASX-listed CZR Resources, Strike Resources and CSL Australia have inked a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to form a consortium to jointly develop an iron-ore export facility at the Port of Ashburton, in Onslow. The companies will jointly undertake preliminary designs for a five-million tonne... →
Grange takes back ownership of Southdown
By: Esmarie Iannucci 12th December 2022 ASX-listed Grange Resources has struck a deal to re-acquire full ownership of its Southdown magnetite project, in Western Australia. The company has signed a binding agreement with joint venture partner SRT Australia to re-acquire its 30% interest in the Southdown project in exchange for an... →
Rio completes Canadian hydropower project
By: Esmarie Iannucci 2nd December 2022 Diversified miner Rio Tinto has marked the end of the Kemano T2 hydropower project, in British Columbia (BC), with the commissioning of a second tunnel to carry water into the Kemano Powerhouse. The new, 16-km tunnel was filled up with water and produced its first megawatt of electricity in July... →
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