This week we look at:
- COVID-19 pandemic should be a wake-up call for water security
- R15 billion development to reimagine Cape Town’s foreshore
- No environmental assessments needed for infrastructure projects
Additional Reading?
Request Free CopyRelated Articles
DA Demands A Reduction Of Joburg’s Excessive Sewerage Charges
The Democratic Alliance (DA) in Johannesburg demands an end to the unreasonable sewage billing of apartments, townhouses, complexes, and retirement units, which pay a minimum sewerage charge that is almost double that of single homes on...
Chryso Delivers Specialty Waterproofing Solutions For Concrete And Bridge Structures
As infrastructure networks age and traffic demands increase, the long term protection of bridges, overpasses, culverts and other critical concrete structures has become a top priority for engineers and contractors. Within the Saint-Gobain group,...
Cape Town Unveils Groundbreaking Household Survey Results For Data-driven City Planning
The City of Cape Town is pleased to announce the release of findings from its inaugural city-wide Cape Town Household Survey, conducted between February and October 2024. This landmark initiative represents a significant step forward in the City’s...