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Saiccor Mill dissolving pulp facility completes the Higg FSLM verification - Vimarsana News

Saiccor Mill dissolving pulp facility completes the Higg FSLM verification

While the use of AI creates opportunities for retailers, the deployment of any AI tool in the South African retail context must be carefully scrutinised for compliance...

Collaboration brings prosperity for new transport venture - Vimarsana News

Collaboration brings prosperity for new transport venture

MTN honours Springbok's victory with R30m contribution to the SA Rugby growth fund...

Sappi Saiccor signs long-term service agreement with Andritz - Vimarsana News

Sappi Saiccor signs long-term service agreement with Andritz

Dissolving pulp producer Sappi Saiccor signed a three-year service contract with technology group Andritz for two recovery boilers operating at the mill in Umkomaas, South Africa. The two Andritz boilers producing 230 tph of steam at 490°C and 86 bar have been operating since 2008 and 2021 respectively. The service agreement will help the Saiccor mill maintain safe and efficient operation while improving the reliability and availability of the boilers.

Sappi must pay R8m for polluting air in Umkomaas a decade ago - Vimarsana News

Sappi must pay R8m for polluting air in Umkomaas a decade ago

Paper mill Sappi Saiccor (Pty) Ltd must pay eThekwini Municipality and the Criminal Assets Recovery Account a total of R8-million by April 28 for polluting the air in and around Umkomaas more than 10 years ago.

Cyril Ramaphosa | To realise our economy's potential, we need to fix the electricity crisis - Vimarsana News

Cyril Ramaphosa | To realise our economy's potential, we need to fix the electricity crisis

Government is working to make South Africa's economy competitive, efficient and attractive to international and local companies, but needs to first ensure that the Eskom crisis is resolved, writes Cyril Ramaphosa.

Source: news24.com