Kenya: Large Scale Gold Mining to Start in Kakamega in 2022
The Nation (Nairobi) By Derick Luvega & Benson Amadala Large scale gold mining in Western Kenya could start next year after Shanta Gold, the firm that is undertaking exploration said…
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E.ON turns sewage into a valuable resource with GEA heat pump technology
Duesseldorf, May 28, 2021 – Reducing greenhouse gas emissions from the heating supplied to a city in Sweden required a sea change in thinking by a major power company, using…
It’s official: water licences in 90 days
Licensing of discharge from water treatment facilities within 90-days will minimise delays for planned expansion projects The Department of Water Affairs has implemented its plan for a 90-day turnaround on water use…
Zimbabwe: Govt Repossesses 80 Mining Concessions
By Oliver Kazunga THE GOVERNMENT has successfully repossessed over 80 mining concessions under the "use-it or lose-it" policy and a formal announcement will be made in due course, Mines and…
BME puts its stamp on underground mining
BME's emulsion pumping technology for underground operations is an important focus for the company Years of innovation and experience in the underground space have now positioned BME – part of…
LOCAL INSTRUMENTATION & PROCESS CONTROL COMPANY TURNS 40
This year, INSTROTECH celebrates 40 years in the business of providing industrial electronics, instrumentation, calibration equipment and solutions in the process control and instrumentation industry. Founded by Dave Howcraft in…
Blow to local steel industry as Mozambican LNG projects falter
Hot dip galvanized structural steel 26 May 2021: A major blow has been dealt to the South African steel fabrication industry following the decision by French oil company Total to…
TWO-GAS DETECTION WITH ONE SMALL, RELIABLE MONITOR
New lightweight two-gas monitor offers more accurate alarms and minimizes maintenance with a two-year runtime. COMTEST has Industrial Scientific’s Tango® TX2, a new two-gas monitor that increases site safety by…
Southern Africa: Illegal Gold Mining Surges in East and Southern Africa National Parks
By Lovejoy Mutongwiza Mutare — Corruption, and criminality in the artisanal gold mining sector have increased the severity of environmental damage in protected areas and national parks across the region,…
SA: Miners call for more power
The Minerals Council South Africa said yesterday it supported a submission by Business Unity South Africa and was also calling for further amendments to Schedule 2 of the Electricity and…
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