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A Supply Chain Boosted By Digital Technology
4IR technology is only useful in the supply chain if implemented
and utilised effectively. Trevor Crighton investigates why.
How COP26 Agreements May Affect SA’s Coal Mining Industry
With the decision taken to “phase down” the use of coal by 2030, South Africa’s coal industry will certainly have to adapt to a new reality.
IPPs And The Law
Matt Ash, a director of Norton Rose Fulbright, on how independent power procurement works, what the legalities are and what this ultimately means for our energy future.
Climate Adaption Requires People To Pull Together
Human Rights activist Kumi Naidoo believes creative participation is the best way to drive vital environmental change to secure the future of humanity. By Trevor Crighton.
Contract Management And Compliance Critical To Mining Operations
Managing contractors, especially in respect of health and safety issues, is a critical aspect of mining operations. Digital compliance management tools may offer a better way.
Are We Failing Our Youth?
Young people are hungry now, and as the African proverb says: “If a child is hungry today it is pointless in promising food for tomorrow.” By Itumeleng Mogak.
The Chemicals Between Us
Chemical supply chains are becoming more automated and customer-centric, writes James Francis.
Many Local Commodities On The Up
Despite the impacts of COVID on the sector over the past two years, many commodities are faring well on the back of global supply challenges and demand growth, due to the energy transition and new infrastructure programmes.
Sustainable Forms Of Energy
It is well known that the consumption of fossil fuels contributes significantly to climate change. So what other, more sustainable options are available to help wean us off these “dirty” fuels? Rodney Weidemann investigates.
Analysing The Local Government Leadership Landscape
Is time running out for a slowly declining majority party? Professor Mcebisi Ndletyana analyses the results of the last local elections in light of the national general elections in 2024.
Cruise Control
Roll up, roll up, for the greatest show on earth… Peter Frost takes to the waters along with hundreds of other cruising revelers.
AECI’s Key Priorities
While it has reinvented itself as AECI Mining, the company remains focused on its important priorities and on retaining its reputation as a market leader.
Renewable Energy Prospects For 2022
Gareth Griffiths takes a look at the status of the local renewable energy market in 2022, and what the future may hold.
Trucking Into A Zero-Emissions Future
As a growing desire to shift away from fossil fuel use takes hold globally, James Francis asks if trucks and buses are on the road to an electric future.
All The Rage Museums
Vine of the times: A tale as old as wine – Babylonstoren’s novel history lesson.
What Does COP26 Mean For SA?
The 2021 United Nations Climate Change Conference opens the door to address Eskom’s problems, suggests James Francis.
Materials Handling In The FMCG Space
Rodney Weidemann unpacks changes and challenges around handling goods in this dynamic space.
The ABC Of The REIPPPP
South Africa’s renewable energy tender programme is about more than adding clean power to South Africa’s grid, writes Trevor Crighton.
Activism: The Issues That Still Plague Us
Caryn Gootkin looks at some of South Africa’s most pressing human rights issues and speaks to the people and organisations working to ensure these rights are enjoyed by all.
The Retail Supply Chain’s Recovery
From weathering the knock-on disruptions of the pandemic to planning for an unpredictable future, Anthony Sharpe looks at what retailers are doing to keep the shelves stocked.
