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Terex® Washing Systems (TWS), a leader in washing solutions for the aggregates, recycling and mining sectors, has announced the appointment of Mark Doherty as Global Sales Director.
In this role, Mark will lead the global sales organisation for Terex Washing Systems, overseeing the brand’s commercial activities and working with customers and distributors across inte...
In many mineral processing plants, significant attention is given to major equipment such as crushers, mills, screens and pumps when seeking production improvements. However, one of the most overlooked opportunities to increase plant availability, improve throughput and reduce operating costs lies in the optimisation of transfer points.
According to Dewald Tintinger...
The most effective way to manage groundwater inflows in underground mines is to address dewatering design early in the project lifecycle.
According to John Goulding, Study Manager Mine Engineering at Cementation Africa, the foundation for effective underground dewatering is established long before the first shaft is sunk.
“Hydrogeological studies form part...
African ministers, representatives from continental institutions, the private sector, and development partners have called for Africa’s critical minerals to drive a new era of economic transformation, industrialisation and job creation – especially for young people and women, through value addition, regional value chains and beneficiation.
They made the call at the ...
From 2001 to 2025, there was a total of 160 Mha of tree cover lost from fires globally and the latest data shows that forest fires are getting worse, burning more than twice as much tree cover today as they did 20 years ago, largely due to climate change. Combining a preventive approach with sound forestry practices and suitable machinery can make the difference between a con...