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Futurex Group and ETSIPL, the organizers of Kenya Buildcon 2026, Kenya Wood 2026, and the Kenya SEPL Expo 2026 officially launched the exhibitions during a press conference scheduled for 3 June 2026 at Ruby Hall, Golden Tulip Hotel, Westlands, Nairobi, beginning at 9:00 AM.
The three co-located exhibitions are expected to bring together leading stakeholders from the...
The new Tundo RH700 cluster hammer unit from Sandvik is designed to maximize in-the-hole (ITH) production rig utilization and increase drilling productivity for existing Sandvik ITH longhole drill fleets.
Compatible with Sandvik DU300-series and Sandvik DU400-series ITH rigs, Tundo RH700 enables easy changeovers between production drilling and mechanized slot raisin...
To give asphalt the durability and performance that national road builders require, the quality and specification of aggregates must never be compromised.
This is particularly important as South Africa invests in road infrastructure to support economic growth. According to AfriSam’s AfriSam Construction Materials Executive – Sales & Product Technical, Amit Dawne...
We are proud to announce the opening of our new Orange branch, marking the latest milestone in our continued growth across New South Wales.
Located alongside fellow Epiroc-acquired company JTMEC at their Leewood Drive premises, the new branch represents a significant step in strengthening our regional footprint and enhancing support for clients across the area.
...South Africa’s heavy users of diesel, such as the mining, agriculture and food production industries, face three converging pressures on their fuel budgets.
Firstly, fuel price volatility is eroding profits in these industries, some of which already have very thin margins.
Secondly, SARS is changing the diesel rebate process to