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Holcim signs agreement to sell its Nigerian business

On: December 3, 2024

Holcim, the world’s largest building materials company, has entered into an agreement with Chinese industry giant Huaxin Cement to sell its 83.81% stake in Lafarge Africa, based in Lagos, Nigeria,

HD Hyundai Construction Equipment invests in customer support expansion

On: December 3, 2024

HD Hyundai Construction Equipment is investing in a revised regional management structure, new uptime and machine customisation centres, and the building of a dedicated product demonstration area as part of

Resolute Mining Makes Progress on $160 Million Settlement with Mali Government

On: December 2, 2024

London- and Australia-listed Resolute Mining has completed a second settlement payment of approximately $50 million to the government of Mali, funded from its existing cash reserves. The company confirmed that

Ontario Court Dismisses Tanzanian Lawsuit Against Barrick Gold

On: December 2, 2024

Dual-listed Barrick Gold has welcomed the Ontario Superior Court’s decision to dismiss a lawsuit brought by 21 Tanzanian nationals alleging human rights abuses by Tanzanian police at the North Mara

FPT INDUSTRIAL’S XCURSOR 13 WINS THE FIRST ALTERNATIVE ENGINE AWARD, BLAZING A TRAIL FOR THE INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINES OF THE FUTURE
FPT Industrial is proud to be the first winner of the Alternative Engine Award: the brand’s XCURSOR 13 was chosen by the jury for the new award – organized by Powertrain International magazine – as the best expression of a holistic vision of the future of mobility, acknowledging the importance
Strengthening Zambia’s Economy with Reliable Power Solutions Across Sectors
Zambia’s ongoing energy crisis presents a significant challenge to economic stability, impacting the productivity and viability of key sectors, including manufacturing, mining, agriculture, and commercial enterprises. Frequent power outages disrupt critical operations, reduce output, and hinder economic growth. Recognising the need for dependable power solutions, DGC Africa has formed a
SKF unleashes lubrication innovation with next-gen TLGB 21 battery-driven grease gun
SKF proudly introduces the innovative TLGB 21 battery-driven grease gun that optimises lubrication efficiency and reduces costs by seamlessly combining advanced technology with a smart, rugged design. Engineered for exceptional performance, the robust TLGB 21 is ideal for the efficient lubrication of bearings and machines that operate in diverse industrial,
Vaisala seeks to remove greenwashing from carbon capture with a new measurement solution
Carbon capture, utilization and storage, or CCUS, is a field that has sparked a lot of public debate – and investments. Knowing exactly how much and what quality carbon has been captured is essential if CCUS is to become a viable addition to the toolset against climate change. Vaisala’s new

Beware of the Imitators – Fenner Dunlop
The bigger the reputation for quality, the bigger the chance that competitors will want to take advantage of that reputation. While this situation is usually more associated with designer fashion brands, you may be surprised to learn that such challenges are also faced here in Africa in the world of
Vale partners with Komatsu, Cummins to develop low-emission trucks
Brazilian mining giant Vale said on Thursday it has partnered with Japan’s Komatsu and US-based Cummins to develop and test haul trucks powered by a mixture of ethanol and diesel. The dual-fuel engines made by Cummins will be retrofitted to the mining company’s existing fleet of diesel-powered haul trucks, making
Master Drilling & Doppelmayr to cooperate on underground transport technology
Doppelmayr Transport Technology GmbH, based in Wolfurt, Austria has announced a cooperation with raise boring specialist Master Drilling Group Ltd, headquartered in Fochville, South Africa. Doppelmayr did not detail the nature of the tie-up but told IM that the main reason for the cooperation was that both companies “see potential in joining
Refurbishment program makes old equipment new
By refurbishing large mining equipment such as feeders, screens and exciters, Sandvik Rock Processing Solutions is reducing costs, along with metal waste and carbon dioxide emissions. Screens, feeders and exciters are used in the harshest of mining environments and undergo a great deal of wear and tear in the field.

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