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Major energy crisis predicted for Africa

Africa faces a major energy crisis and half of the sub-Saharan African population will be without power by 2030. This is according to a recent study by the World Bank’s energy unit. The report shows that of the 54 countries in Africa, almost half,...

Concerns over Olympians and high NO2 levels

London is a city with notoriously high nitrogen dioxide (NO2) levels and prior to the start of the 2012 Olympic Games, concern was voiced over the performance of athletes competing in the Games. The levels of NO2 in London’s air are comparable to...

E-waste recycling in the spotlight

The UK-based website www.thisismoney.co.uk reports that British consumers are being urged to sell their old cellphones which are then restored and sold to customers in Africa, including South Africa, as well as countries in South America and Asia....

Infrastructure is a long term investment

Private investment in infrastructure should not be viewed as a quick way to make money, Deputy Finance Minister Nhlanhla Nene said on Tuesday. “Infrastructure development should not be seen as any easy way to make money out of government,” he told...

Renewables expert to address Clean Power Africa

The upcoming Clean Power Africa conference to be held in Cape Town in September secured major coup with the internationally renowned renewable energy expert from Germany, Dr Christine Wörlen, to deliver the keynote address. The event’s primary goal...

3S Media receives publisher of the year award

In recognition of the role that the media plays in the industry, 3S Media received recognition for Publisher of the Year: Trade Publications at the prestigious CESA Aon Engineering Excellence Awards 2012. The awards are a platform to showcase the...

SSI reborn as Royal HaskoningDHV

Local water engineering specialist SSI Engineers and Environmental Consultants relaunched itself as Royal HaskoningDHV at a glittering event last night, 21 August, at The Forum in Bryanston, Johannesburg. The rebranding came about as the DHV Group...