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Pulp and paper industry invites chemical engineering students to contribute to green innovation
Bright ideas. Greener futures. Engineered by you. This is the call from the Paper Manufacturers Association of South Africa (PAMSA) as it invites final-year students and recent graduates in the field of BSc and BEng Chemical Engineering to apply for its 2026-2027 Master’s in Engineering Bursary and Research Programme.
Sappi Forests’ Zululand Coastal Team Achieves a Historic 10 Million LTIF Hours Milestone
Sappi Forests is proud to celebrate an extraordinary safety achievement by its Zululand Coastal team, which has reached the milestone of 10 million Lost Time Injury Free (LTIF) hours. To put this into perspective, 10 million LTIF hours is the equivalent of 1,141 years of continuous work 24/7 for one person.
From Waste to Wealth: Celebrating Sappi’s #RecyclingHeroes on Global Recycling Day
Global Recycling Day, observed every year on 18 March, celebrates the vital role that recycling plays in preserving the planet for future generations.
Growing More Than Trees: Forestry’s Role in Food Security and Livelihoods
International Day of Forests on 21 March 2025 highlights the vital role that both indigenous and planted forests play in sowing the seeds of change. This year’s theme focuses on forests and food, emphasising their importance in food security, nutrition, and livelihoods. Forestry South Africa (FSA) views this day as an opportunity to recognise the interconnection between our sector and the rural communities it supports.
Your Paper and Cardboard Can Have a Second Life – Here’s How
More than 13 million tonnes of paper and paper packaging have been recovered for recycling in South Africa over the past decade. This is according to the Paper Manufacturers Association of South Africa (PAMSA) as the world marks Global Recycling Day on March 18th.
B20 South Africa Launched in Cape Town: A Platform for Sustainable and Inclusive Growth
The Business 20 (B20) South Africa initiative was officially launched in Cape Town in February 2025, marking the start of a critical year in global economic and policy discussions. As the official business engagement group of the G20, the B20 plays a key role in shaping business policies that promote sustainable and inclusive growth.
South Africa’s Urgent Need for Mentors and Role Models in STEM Career Landscape
The theme for this International Day emphasises the vital role of mentorship in fostering a diverse and inclusive workforce. Mentors can provide essential guidance, support, and encouragement to young women, helping them navigate the complexities of STEM education and careers.
World Wetlands Day: The Role of Private Landowners in Conserving South Africa’s Wetlands
Two Master’s in Engineering students from Stellenbosch University, Yasmin de Raay and Chris Erasmus, have advanced to the international round of the 2025 Blue Sky Young Researchers and Innovation competition.
Two Stellenbosch University students advance to international round of a young researchers awards
Two Master’s in Engineering students from Stellenbosch University, Yasmin de Raay and Chris Erasmus, have advanced to the international round of the 2025 Blue Sky Young Researchers and Innovation competition.
From Shelves to Minds: The Vital Role of Paper Books
The survey also found that approximately 67% of respondents own 50 books or fewer, while 17.4% reported owning more than 100 books. This represents a slight positive shift from 2022, when 80% of respondents said they owned 50 or fewer books and only 8.6% possessed more than 100.
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Pulp and paper industry invites chemical engineering students to contribute to green innovation
Bright ideas. Greener futures. Engineered by you. This is the call from the Paper Manufacturers Association of South Africa (PAMSA) as it invites final-year students and recent graduates in the field of BSc and BEng Chemical Engineering to apply for its 2026-2027 Master’s in Engineering Bursary and Research Programme.
Sappi Forests’ Zululand Coastal Team Achieves a Historic 10 Million LTIF Hours Milestone
Sappi Forests is proud to celebrate an extraordinary safety achievement by its Zululand Coastal team, which has reached the milestone of 10 million Lost Time Injury Free (LTIF) hours. To put this into perspective, 10 million LTIF hours is the equivalent of 1,141 years of continuous work 24/7 for one person.
From Waste to Wealth: Celebrating Sappi’s #RecyclingHeroes on Global Recycling Day
Global Recycling Day, observed every year on 18 March, celebrates the vital role that recycling plays in preserving the planet for future generations.
Growing More Than Trees: Forestry’s Role in Food Security and Livelihoods
International Day of Forests on 21 March 2025 highlights the vital role that both indigenous and planted forests play in sowing the seeds of change. This year’s theme focuses on forests and food, emphasising their importance in food security, nutrition, and livelihoods. Forestry South Africa (FSA) views this day as an opportunity to recognise the interconnection between our sector and the rural communities it supports.
Your Paper and Cardboard Can Have a Second Life – Here’s How
More than 13 million tonnes of paper and paper packaging have been recovered for recycling in South Africa over the past decade. This is according to the Paper Manufacturers Association of South Africa (PAMSA) as the world marks Global Recycling Day on March 18th.
B20 South Africa Launched in Cape Town: A Platform for Sustainable and Inclusive Growth
The Business 20 (B20) South Africa initiative was officially launched in Cape Town in February 2025, marking the start of a critical year in global economic and policy discussions. As the official business engagement group of the G20, the B20 plays a key role in shaping business policies that promote sustainable and inclusive growth.
South Africa’s Urgent Need for Mentors and Role Models in STEM Career Landscape
The theme for this International Day emphasises the vital role of mentorship in fostering a diverse and inclusive workforce. Mentors can provide essential guidance, support, and encouragement to young women, helping them navigate the complexities of STEM education and careers.
World Wetlands Day: The Role of Private Landowners in Conserving South Africa’s Wetlands
Two Master’s in Engineering students from Stellenbosch University, Yasmin de Raay and Chris Erasmus, have advanced to the international round of the 2025 Blue Sky Young Researchers and Innovation competition.
Two Stellenbosch University students advance to international round of a young researchers awards
Two Master’s in Engineering students from Stellenbosch University, Yasmin de Raay and Chris Erasmus, have advanced to the international round of the 2025 Blue Sky Young Researchers and Innovation competition.
From Shelves to Minds: The Vital Role of Paper Books
The survey also found that approximately 67% of respondents own 50 books or fewer, while 17.4% reported owning more than 100 books. This represents a slight positive shift from 2022, when 80% of respondents said they owned 50 or fewer books and only 8.6% possessed more than 100.