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More data, more value

Mines and quarries are increasingly running data-driven operations, leveraging data analytics and insights from various sources to optimise processes, predict equipment failures and improve overall efficiency and safety. In response to this trend, Loadtech has launched its Loadtech ViewIT, an Artificial Intelligence (AI)-powered remote monitoring system that brings together data ingestion, storage, visualisation, analysis and trend prediction in one unified interface. By Munesu Shoko.

Featured Articles, Pilot Crushtec, Top Post

Crushing new volumes

To meet the need for compact crushing gear in selected applications, Pilot Crushtec International is launching the DynamiTrac J100S, a self-sustaining, dual power, compact mobile jaw crusher with a hanging screen. With a throughput range between 40 and 100 tonnes per hour (tph), the J100S is particularly suited for construction, recycling and small-scale mining operations. By Munesu Shoko.

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Navigating a changing quarrying landscape

With the quarrying sector, and the mining environment at large, constantly evolving, it is important for quarry operators to be adaptable – be open to new ideas and be willing to adjust strategies as needed. In line with this approach, this year’s IQSA Conference, taking place in Durban on April 3-4, will be held under the theme, “Navigating a Changing Landscape’. Chairman Jeremy Hunter-Smith unpacks some of the changes in the industry and how operators can adapt. By Munesu Shoko.

Featured Articles, VEI

Embracing new industry trends 

The IQSA Conference, an annual staple on the local quarrying sector’s calendar, returns on April 3-4, 2025 in Durban, South Africa. Ahead of the event, Quarrying Africa speaks to some of the members of the supply chain about a number of new trends they have identified in the quarrying sector and how the industry can navigate the changing landscape. By Munesu Shoko.

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