Cape Town has been recognised as the number one water saving city in the world. This after it was able to stave off Day Zero after years of very low rainfall and bone-dry dams but how does Cape Town manage to save water?
Our continent can no longer solve today’s water challenges with yesterday’s thinking. Climate change, ageing infrastructure, urbanisation, pollution, growing demand and financial pressures are forcing the sector to rethink how water is...
The eThekwini Metropolitan Municipality is pressing ahead with multi-billion-rand water infrastructure projects aimed at strengthening water security, stabilising supply and improving service delivery across the city. The Lower uMkhomazi Bulk Water...
Why resilient, decentralised and circular water infrastructure is key to South Africa’s water security. South Africa doesn’t have a water crisis on the horizon. It has one right now. Ageing pipes, rapid urbanisation, erratic rainfall,...