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In celebration of the first Unesco-recognised World Metrology Day on May 20, as well as a global emphasis on climate change and sustainability, the National Metrology Institute of South Africa (NMISA) held a World Metrology Day seminar, focused on the theme of ‘measurement science in support of sustainability seminar.’ During the seminar, Department of Trade, Industry and Competition (dtic) chief directorate for green industries Gerhard Fourie discussed the opportunities and challeng...

Bangani Jeffrey Mpangalasane takes up the reins as the new CEO, effective 2 April.

Bangani Jeffrey Mpangalasane takes up the reins as the new CEO, effective 2 April.

The National Regulator for Compulsory Specifications (NRCS) announced a nationwide recall of Econo Cement version 32.5N, saying it was not ideal for the construction of homes, malls and public facilities.

The National Regulator for Compulsory Specifications has confirmed the nationwide recall of a "substandard" cement product, Econo Cement, to ensure it doesn't "pose a risk to consumers and South Africa's economy".

The National Regulator for Compulsory Specifications said the product cement 32.5N – which is associated with the grading of the product and its strength - is not strong enough to withstand earthquakes and it may cause sinkholes on the roads.

The National Regulator for Compulsory Specifications has confirmed the nationwide recall of a "substandard" cement product, Econo Cement, to ensure it doesn't "pose a risk to consumers and South Africa's economy".

If you are ready to invest in a large electrical household appliance, the label is a good place to start before deciding which one to buy.

Many South Africans will be taking to the roads this holiday, making their way to friends, family or that special getaway spot, with the whole family in the car.

OneDayOnly.co.za has launched an online petition encouraging employees to push for early payment ahead of Black Friday so they can stock up on groceries and those goods theyve been eyeing all year...