Goyam Technologies

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The dolos is one of South Africa’s most important engineering innovations, designed to protect coastlines, harbours, and breakwaters by breaking up and dispersing wave energy. These massive concrete blocks interlock naturally, reducing erosion and protecting infrastructure without relying on solid sea walls. The design was first deployed in East London in 1964 and is most commonly credited to South African harbour engineer Eric Mowbray Merrifield. He developed the concept alongside colleagues Piet Grobbelaar and Jack Badham-Thornhill, with additional recognition often given to Aubrey Kruger for shaping the original concept. Weighing up to eight tonnes, individual dolosse form stable, interlocking barriers that absorb the force of the sea rather than fighting it. Today, they are used worldwide — a quiet but powerful reminder of South African engineering ingenuity solving real-world problems with lasting global impact. SOUTH AFRICAN INGENUITY STRIKES AGAIN.

This year, 2026, I will open a business in South Africa. I want to employ at least 1000 South Africans over the next 18 months. Some ungrateful South Africans will come and say nywe nywe on this post, but nothing turns on it. I have made the decision, and agreed on the set up with Standard Bank. Anyone with a problem can go argue Sim Tshabalala.

Fee agreed £20m plus add-ons taking total deal to close to £30m. Wages of around £300,000 for Guehi.