SKF and EPWR Gear Up for a Sustainable Racing Season in STCC
The Scandinavian Touring Car Championship (STCC) season marks the world’s first 100% electric national touring car championship with the EPWR concept, reflecting a significant step...
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SUB-SAHARA MINING AND INDUSTRIAL JOURNAL (SSMIJ) is a prominent quarterly publication that has become a marketplace, communication hub and news source for advancing the mining and Industrial business in SubSahara Africa. SSMIJ focuses on mining and supply chain companies, equipment, construction, Industrial, manufacturing, material handling, emerging markets and technologies.
Effective engagement eases WULAs in South Africa
As South Africa pays closer attention to managing its scarce water resources, it has inevitably become more complex to apply for water use licences;...
Steinmüller Africa achieves remarkable safety milestones at key power stations
Steinmüller Africa, a leading manufacturer and maintenance supplier of piping and boilers for steam and high-pressure industries, has achieved safety milestones at its contracted Kriel...
SKF LGGB 2 biodegradable grease earns EU Ecolabel certification
SKF is proud to announce that their renowned LGGB 2 biodegradable grease has been granted EU Ecolabel Certification. “This Certification is proof of SKF’s relentless...
Kleemann | Mobile scalping screen MOBISCREEN MSS 502(i) EVO
Compact, powerful and flexible in their application With the new MOBISCREEN MSS 502(i) EVO Kleemann extends its portfolio of mobile screening plants below the established...
Zambia to establish mining technology hub for industry advancement
Zambia is directing $6 million toward advancing technology to enhance mineral production and improve sustainability, efficiency, and safety in its mining sector. This investment will...
ArcelorMittal prepares for final decision on long-steel operations
ArcelorMittal SA (Amsa) expects to make a final decision by August on mothballing its long-steel operations, with 3,500 direct and contractor jobs at its Newcastle...
Lucapa Sells Trio of Diamonds for $10.5 Million
Three diamonds from the Lulo alluvial mine in Angola garnered $10.5 million at tender, mining company Lucapa announced Monday. The Type IIa diamonds weighed 203...
Lands Minister calls for more investment in Ghana’s mining sector
Mr Samuel Abu Jinapor, Minister of Lands and Natural Resources, has called for more foreign investments in Ghana’s mining sector, saying, the sector has a...
THE CRITICAL ROLE OF MAINTENANCE IN TIMES OF FINANCIAL CONSTRAINTS
In the face of declining commodity prices, the mining industry has increasingly prioritised cost saving measures, often leading to the suspension of capital expenditure (CAPEX)....