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The perlite-based mineral aggregate is sourced from a South African mine Local product ensures efficiency
Published: 03 May 24
Addressing global challenges such as climate change and the growing focus on sustainable development was front of mind in the development of Pratliperl by local manufacturer Pratley, says Pratley marketing director Eldon Kruger. “The perlite-based mineral aggregate is sourced and processed in South Africa, says Kruger, noting that this was a key part of the company’s commitment to local sourcing, local manufacturing and sustainability, especially in terms of local production.
Cape Town takes another stab at rolling out electric buses for its MyCiTi service
Published: 03 May 24
The City of Cape Town should have battery electric buses (e-buses) operational on its MyCiTi bus service by 2027, says Urban Mobility MMC Rob Quintas. It will be the city’s second stab at rolling out the zero-emission technology, following an unsuccessful attempt as an early adopter in 2018.
Electric trucks too expensive? Now you can rent one from Volvo Trucks SA
Published: 03 May 24
Volvo Trucks South Africa (SA) has introduced an equipment-as-a-service (EaaS) model for its new electric truck rental business. Following last year’s launch of Volvo electric trucks in South Africa, the company has been importing a range of configurations to suit local conditions.
Suzuki breaks through 50 000 unit sales mark
Published: 03 May 24
Suzuki Auto South Africa (Suzuki SA) has broken through the 50 000-units-a-year sales barrier for the first time in its history. The year in question is the company’s financial year, running from April, 2023, to March, 2024.
VW Africa laments power outages in Eastern Cape, but Electricity Minister said to be tackling the problem
Published: 03 May 24
Volkswagen Group Africa (VWA) suffered four power outages at its Kariega plant in the second week of April, says VWA MD and chairperson Martina Biene. This happened while there was no loadshedding scheduled for the Eastern Cape.
The above image depicts the latest trucks offered by RIZON New Class 4, 5 vehicles optimised for net-zero emissions
Published: 03 May 24
Commercial electric truck brand RIZON, the newest brand of all-electric trucks manufactured by Daimler Truck, announced the Canadian launch of its Class 4 and 5 vehicles. The RIZON brand was presented in Canada for the first time at Truck World in Toronto, which took place from April 18 to 20 – and will be available to Canadian customers for the first time with pre-orders set to begin in June 2024.
The image depicts the RFA CEO Gavin Kelly RFA helps to address cross-border challenges
Published: 03 May 24
The Road Freight Association (RFA) – the largest national trade association in South Africa – is concerned about cross-border transport and the associated regulatory and traffic challenges. Three issues frequently occur at the border post precinct that either influence travel time or physically manifest at the border crossing, RFA CEO Gavin Kelly tells Engineering News.
The above image depicts one of the trucks operated by Knorr-Bremse Braking company developing Africa presence
Published: 03 May 24
According to a report by the African Development Bank in the ‘Macroeconomic Performance and Outlook of Africa’ publication, 11 African countries featured in the world’s 20 fastest growing economies in 2023, which is why braking systems manufacturer and supplier of safety-critical subsystems for rail and commercial vehicles Knorr-Bremse sees significant growth potential on the continent. Considering the increasing likelihood of opportunities, the German company has plans to expand further into Africa.
MANUFACTURING POTENTIAL
The Biofibre Hub Project seeks to harness the potential of plant-based fibres, particularly bast and leaf fibres, to innovate in the automotive sector and beyond Biofibre project to enhance competitiveness
Published: 03 May 24
Government economic programme Coega Development Corporation, in partnership with scientific and technology research organisation Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) have embarked on an initiative known as the Biofibre Hub Project. Positioned within the expansive 9 003 ha Coega Special Economic Zone (SEZ), in South Africa’s Eastern Cape, this project seeks to harness the potential of plant-based fibres, particularly bast and leaf fibres, to innovate in the automotive sector and beyond.
An image of DJI product manager Ruan Botha Data, drones can improve local agriculture
Published: 03 May 24
Smart technology, powered by artificial intelligence (AI) and unmanned vehicles, can counter various challenges in the agricultural sector, boosting productivity, reducing costs and assisting in preserving precious resources, says drone technology company DJI product manager Ruan Botha. Innovative solutions are required for long-term sustainability and growth amid the host of challenges impacting the agriculture industry, he asserts.
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