Most media outlets neglected one of the most important political and economic stories to come out of South Africa in the last few months: President Cyril Ramaphosa’s plans to get... read more →
The forestry industry in South Africa is using world-leading technology to detect fires and wisps of smoke in plantations. The technology “has proven itself in South Africa by helping to prevent... read more →
The National Regulator for Compulsory Specifications (NRCS) has promised to address the serious problems regarding the growing illegal timber treatment industry by the end of the first quarter of 2020. The... read more →
Dolphin Bay was encouraged to see rich veins of growth for our industry this year through infrastructure development in some African countries, agricultural development and some progress in housing. This... read more →
So little time, so much to do – this was a constant sentiment this year, which, for so many of us, was one of great pressure from all quarters. Developments... read more →
This year was one of smooth sailing regarding our operations, says our Chief Operations Officer Thinus Ferreira. This is because we have learnt to manage the inevitable constraints of an... read more →
Sports commentators believe there was a deliberate, pragmatic and highly determined plan for South Africa to win the 2019 Rugby World Cup. It is a plan that provides inspiration for... read more →
Dolphin Bay has played a key role in helping the Tanzanian Bureau of Standards to update its specifications governing timber preservation. Our representative was part of a group that produced... read more →
When ports that serve as gateways into East Africa become clogged up, importing is a tricky – and very lengthy – business. Many of our customers in the region are... read more →
Treated timber is greener than you think. It is the most environmentally friendly material available for construction and infrastructure, as well as the best performer for utility poles. “Every aspect... read more →
