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A new port in Myanmar built with assistance from New Delhi has begun to receive container ships as both India and China seek closer economic ties with the South
André de Ruyter took over as Eskom CEO in January 2020. His book takes the reader inside the machinery where SA's future is shaped, and reflects on his successes and failures, his reasons for leaving and his hopes for the future.
Vertically integrated speciality alloys producer Afarak Group has signed an agreement to combine with LL Resources (LLR) for a consideration of €59.3-million. Austria-headquartered LLR is a ferro-alloy, steel products, scrap, coal, bitumen and fertiliser mining and trading company. Afarak will issue new shares to the shareholders of LLR to the value of €59.3-million, which amounts to about 140-million new Afarak shares. Following the deal, the former shareholders of LLR will hold about 35% of the total amount of shares and votes of Afarak.
Engineering News editor Terence Creamer discusses the state of play in the electricity sector as winter approaches, with growing fears of a grid collapse and uncertainty about the role of the Electricity Minister Kgosientsho Ramokgopa and South Africa's approach to the energy transition. On a more positive note, Mineral Resources and Energy Minister Gwede Mantashe has promised to release an updated Integrated Resource Plan for public comment soon.
A new port in Myanmar built with assistance from New Delhi has begun to receive container ships as both India and China seek closer economic ties with the South