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CAPITAL EQUIPMENT

CONSTRUCTION WORLD

Capital Equipment

Capital Equipment News is dedicated to the application of equipment and modes of transport that are used in the mining, construction, quarrying, and transport industries.

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Construction World

Construction World was first published in 1982 and has grown to become a leader in its field, offering a unique mix of editorial coverage to satisfy the diverse needs of its readers.

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ELECTRICITY + CONTROL

MECHCHEM AFRICA

Electricity + Control

E + C publishes innovative, technical articles that provide solutions to engineering challenges in measurement, automation, control, and energy management.

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MechChem Africa

MechChem Africa supports African engineering and technical managers across the full spectrum of chemical and mechanical disciplines.

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MODERN MINING

SPARKS ELECTRICAL NEWS

Modern Mining

Established in 2005, Modern Mining is one of SA's leading monthly mining magazines, noted for the quality and accuracy of its writing and the breadth of its coverage.

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Sparks Electrical News

Readable and informative, Sparks Electrical News is the newspaper for those involved in installing and maintaining electrical supplies and equipment.

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AFRICAN FUSION

African Fusion

African Fusion (AF), the official journal of the Southern African Institute of Welding, provides up-to-date insight into welding and NDT technology and metal fabrication industries across Africa.

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MODERN QUARRYING

Modern Quarrying

Modern Quarrying is read by quarry operators, recyclers and members of the extractive industries for aggregate. The magazine is targeted  to the needs of key decision-makers who purchase and specify quarrying plant and equipment.

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FAW Vehicle Manufacturers South Africa recently delivered 20 FAW 28.460FT (J6) truck tractors to Universal Trans-Logistics LDA (UTL) Mozambique, part of the Capital Foods Ltd group, headquartered in Lilongwe, Malawi.

FAW grows in MozambiqueThis is the latest cross-border delivery for the company, which is growing its customer base in sub-Saharan Africa. The deal value is estimated at around R20 million.

To coincide with the expanding operational requirements of the Capital Foods Ltd group, it started to diversify operations to include warehousing and logistics in the UTL portfolio. “While UTL commenced operations in 2010 only we’ve had a constant need for fleet expansion. Malawi and other countries such as Zimbabwe which are landlocked rely heavily on road transportation for essentials such as food and medicines to name a few of our cargo requirements. FAW South Africa proved to be the best choice because of its proximity and its proven record for robust and reliable vehicles, which sanctions their suitability to operating in the harsh African terrain,” says Juber Shaikh, UTL Operations Manager.

“While this is our first investment into the FAW truck brand, we are satisfied with our choice following the very favourable reports we had from other fleet owners and our due diligence indicating reasonable costs of operation. The FAW brand is reputed for providing vehicles which are ‘more than tough enough for Africa’. This gave us the assurance that FAW is the definitive African-based truck manufacturer to take us forward in our expansion.”

 

 

 

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