Over the past few years, South Africa has been hit by a number of water shortages. With COVID-19 in the country, household usage of water has gone up because of the amount of times we have to wash our hands. Now consumers are able to monitor their water consumption in rands and cents using smart prepaid metres. These smart metres will also enable municipalities a host of new features to better manage water, just by having near real-time meter readings.
This week marked a milestone in South Africa’s fight against corruption with the inaugural meeting of the Water Sector Anti-Corruption Forum (WSACF). The WSACF is based on Pillar Six of the National Anti-Corruption Strategy (NACS), which emphasises...
Limpopo Premier, Dr. Phophi Ramathuba, says preliminary assessments indicate that the province may require close to R10 billion for comprehensive recovery efforts following the recent floods. The provincial government has allocated R800 million...
Following the recent African Union–Africa Water Investment Summit 2025 in Cape Town: Third International Conference on Earth and Environmental Sciences 2025 (ICEES 2025) in Durban, a strong call emerged to enhance cooperation and strengthen...