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Laser Logistics

Supplying services to South Africa’s mid-market appliance and retail sector, Laser Logistics has been re-engineering its business and developing a comprehensive logistics capabi

Microsoft SA

Tracy Bolton, who heads Microsoft South Africa’s Information Worker division, talks to Jayne Alverca about the group’s mission to optimise the user experience.

Technology: Integration

Phil Lewis examines the evolution of enterprise software integration and suggests how a business can strike the balance between ensuring integration without becoming a slave to

Karara Mining Ltd

Jane Bordenave talks to Karara Mining Ltd about its Iron Ore Project and what makes it different from other ore projects.

Starlite Aviation Group

Since its formation in 1999, Starlite Aviation Group has grown into a global aviation business.

Suntech signs South Africa solar deal

Suntech Power Holdings Co Ltd, China's largest maker of solar panels, has signed a deal to develop solar plants in South Africa with up to 100 megawatts in capacity.

Penn Pharma

Even the largest names in pharmaceuticals need some help from their friends from time to time, as Alan Swaby learns in discussion with Penn Pharma.

BASF to boost paper chemicals capacity

Chemicals manufacturer BASF has said it will expand its vinylformamide (VFA) capacity in Germany and China in order to meet growing global demand.

Permission granted for Corrib pipeline

Permission has been granted for construction of the final nine kilometres of the Corrib Gas Pipeline in Ireland.

City Power Johannesburg

City Power Johannesburg (Pty) Ltd is realising its vision to become a world class electricity distributor. Jayne Alverca reports on this impressive success story.

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Blendwell Chemicals

After cleaning and greening South Africa, Judy Nankervis, managing director of Blendwell Chemicals, talks to Jayne Alverca about extending the company’s reach across the African

Kalahari Minerals ÔÇ£confidentÔÇØ in continued Namibian relations

London-based Kalahari Minerals has said it remains confident that its relations with Namibia’s government and its investment in the country will continue, despite proposed chang