As we mark Heritage Day and Heritage Month, the South African Research Chairs Initiative (SARChI) in the Study of the ...

JSE-listed Altron on Wednesday said that it expected double-digit growth in earnings for the six months ended August 31, 2026 ...

The Private Security Industry Regulatory Authority (PRiSA), which was established in 2001 to regulate South Africa’s private security sector, has assured that it is committed to sound governance, ...

Industry organisation TLU SA has welcomed Agriculture Minister Willie Aucamp's announcement that qualifying local and international entities may collaborate with the Agricultural Research Council (ARC ...

Global integrated energy company TotalEnergies, with a 40% interest and as the operator, together with its partner Nigerian company AMNI (with a 60% shareholding), have taken the final investment ...

With the current grid queue and more renewable energy projects lining up for the limited electrical network capacity, battery energy storage systems are moving from a technical consideration to a ...

World, the global representative body for airports, reported on Wednesday that a record number of 9.8-billion passengers had passed through the world’s airports last year. This figure was published in ...

Schneider Electric, a global energy technology leader, is strengthening its commitment to Africa’s next generation of leaders through its partnership with One Young World, as the global youth ...

AI has moved into businesses faster than many organisations have worked out how to use it well. PwC’s May 2026 AI performance research found that 82% of African organisations are running AI pilots, ...

By: Murray Crow - Managing Director, Kwikot For more than a decade, South Africans have learnt to live around an electricity system that could not always deliver consistently, adapting our routines, ...

The Southern African Institute of Steel Construction (SAISC) has confirmed that its fabricating members have experienced supply constraints following the closure of ArcelorMittal South Africa's ...

Public procurement represents an estimated 15–22% of GDP in many developing economies (World Bank), making it one of government's most powerful tools for driving economic, social and environmental ...