Power Line Africa (Pty) Ltd is a Namibian-registered company that specialises in turnkey project contracting and project management in the electrical industry. The company specialises in the installation of distribution networks, power generating plants, substations, and high voltage overhead transmission line projects in Southern Africa.

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According to a recent report on the achievement of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, the world is making progress towards Sustainable Development Goal 7: Affordable and clean energy. Unfortunately, 789 million people in predominantly sub-Saharan Africa, are living without access to electricity and millions have limited or unreliable energy access.
 

One of the countries that has taken great strides to enhance energy access, energy efficiency, and renewable energy is Namibia. NamPower developed the flagship 20 MW photovoltaic (PV) plant in Omburu, Namibia. The plant was developed by the joint venture partners HopSol Africa and Tulive Private Equity.
 

MPAMOT Pty Ltd and Mott MacDonald Limited are the owner’s engineers for the project, which will service nearly 20 000 homes.
 

Team members include Alberto Cuellar (project principal), Jose Munoz (project manager), Kader Johnson (civil manager), and Kevin Bowers (electrical manager).
 

Our renewable energy team enabled our clients and partners to overcome barriers, address risk, and unlock value. We managed the entire infrastructure cycle – from project inception, feasibility, implementation, and construction. Currently, we are monitoring operations.

We combine technical engineering expertise, with commercial, environmental, social and governance acuteness, and our in-depth knowledge of the energy sector. Our services on the Omburu project included conceptual design, development of employer’s requirements, development of specifications for the request for proposal for the procurement of an engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contractor, evaluation of the bids submitted by prospective EPC contractors, support during EPC contract negotiations, review of detailed design done by the EPC contractor, construction and commissioning supervision including permanent site presence, management of the EPC contract, acting as employer’s representative under the EPC contract, and monitoring of the initial operation phase during the defects notification period.

Over the past 25 years, MPAMOT has grown to become one of the largest black-women-owned engineering and infrastructure development consulting firms of its size, capacity, and capability in South Africa.

MPAMOT’s portfolio includes energy, advisory, infrastructure and transport engineering solutions. Whether you are a public entity that is looking to bridge an infrastructure gap through private investment, a lender or investor who wishes to assess risk prior to commitment, or a project sponsor/developer that is about to submit a bid or embark on the process of securing finance for a project, or planning the design and construction of infrastructure, MPAMOT can assist.

For more information, visit our website: www.mpamot.com

Service is the foundation on which Barloworld Equipment was built, and the culture of customer support has been our primary focus in Namibia. Our reputation has not been on selling equipment alone, but on providing the best solutions for our customers’ business needs.

Our goal looks ahead, not only to the future of our business, but to the success and sustainability of your business.

We believe in mutually beneficial partnerships that leads to working as one and walking the journey together.

We have a Product Support department which seeks to develop innovative and effective equipment management solutions for your business, providing a wide range of support services, world-class facilities and dedicated service engineers.

You can rest assured that as you walk the journey, you don’t have to walk it alone. We are here, at your service, to support your business growth.

166 Mandume Ndemufayo Avenue, Windhoek, Namibia

+264 (61) 280 4600

Manutention Africaine Mali has represented CATERPILLAR in Mali since 1964. It is part of the JA DELMAS network, a company based in Bordeaux, France that has been a CAT dealer since 1932 and represents CATERPILLAR in 11 West African countries  serving the mining, transportation, forestary energy and construction industry 

Zone Industrielle – Sotuba, Rue 957 / Porte 260
BP 143 – Commune II BAMAKO - MALI

Tél. (223) 20 21 25 49 - 20 21 29 85

Boart Longyear is a leading global supplier of drilling services, drilling equipment and performance tooling. We also has a substantial presence in aftermarket parts and service, energy, mine dewatering, oil sands exploration, and production drilling. The Global Drilling Services division operates in 30 countries for a diverse mining customer base spanning a wide range of commodities, including copper, gold, nickel, zinc, uranium, and other metals and minerals. The Global Products division designs, manufactures and sells drilling equipment, performance tooling, and aftermarket parts and services to customers in over 100 countries. Boart Longyear is headquartered in Salt Lake City, Utah, USA, and listed on the Australian Securities Exchange in Sydney, Australia. More information about Boart Longyear can be found at: www.boartlongyear.com. To get Boart Longyear news direct, visit http://www.boartlongyear.com/rssfeed.

Global Headquarters
2455 South 3600 West
West Valley City, Utah 84119
United States of America
Tel: +1 801 972 6430
Fax: +1 801 977 3374

Maki Tall
Tel: +22376995362
maki.tall@boartlongyear.com

Bamako District de Bamako, Mali 

Entreprise TRAORE ET FRERES (“ETEF”) is a mining and construction company, which has been the catalyst for major changes in both industries in Mali since its foundation in 2010.

 

ETEF was born of an entrepreneurial spirit, which partly explains its phenomenal growth over the past decade. Its founder, Aguibou Traore, was working at the Loulo-Gounkoto goldmine complex in Mali, and noted the mine needed a maintenance truck. Mr. Traore acquired a truck from Togo and converted it to a maintenance truck, thereby filling the operational gap at the goldmine. This was the genesis of ETEF.

 

Within a short time, ETEF had become one of the largest subcontractors in Mali’s mining sector. Mr. Traore’s observations from his time in mining led him to recommend a fleet of more efficient Actros’ trucks to management at the Loulo-Gounkoto complex. In addition to enabling them to conduct their operations in a much more efficient manner, the move also proved a growth platform for ETEF. Soon, it was an invaluable partner to the goldmine and a key driver of its success.

 

Its partnership with the mine not only allowed ETEF to collaborate on a series of new mining projects but also gave the firm name recognition in the market, which it was able to exploit for continued growth. In 2016, having already established itself as one of the major players in the Malian landscape, ETEF won a tender to build 500 social housing units in Tabakoro on behalf of the Ministry of Urban Planning and Housing. Now, in addition to its collaboration with the country’s largest mining company, it was a trusted partner of government departments.

 

Far from being a contractor called upon to bring in extra manpower, ETEF is now a respected consultant engineer in its own right. An example of this is provided by the company’s innovative work on the 220 HA of perimeters in Balazan (Rural Commune of Kaniogo), carried out for Mali’s Department of Agriculture. This project, still ongoing, has been one of the most complex carried out by the Department of Agriculture to date, and involved a series of sophisticated civil engineering and electro-mechanical tasks, that only a handful of companies in Mali were equipped to take on. 

 

Growth has not come at the expense of sustainability. In addition to the positive socioeconomic impact, ETEF brings through employing 300 people across Mali, all of its projects place an emphasis on sustainability. In the Balazan agriculture project, for example, there were a series of workshops and awareness-raising sessions in communities, the construction of village groves, schools, school canteens, health huts, reforestation, and the construction of a vegetable market. Evidently, Mr. Traore still remembers that entrepreneur over a decade ago who first approached the board with an idea that could improve its operations. Now in its second decade of operations, ETEF still stands for its corporate logo: A company with a human face.