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Public investment in infrastructure on rise again

According to Steel and Engineering Industries Federation of South Africa (SEIFSA) Executive Director Kaizer Nyatsumba, South Africa’s economy is underperforming and has called for better partnering between Government, business and labour. Speaking...
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Solving the water crisis with AMR

With a water shortage predicted by 2020, leaking pipes, ageing infrastructure and poor municipal administration is exacerbating South Africa’s water crisis. With billions of rand of public funds being wasted annually, Water and Environmental...
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Cape Town clamps down on illegal dumping

The Cape Town mayoral committee has approved a draft wastewater and industrial effluent bylaw, which gives the city the power to confiscate any vehicle used to dump waste illegally. 985 illegal dumping sites have been identified and measures such...

Nanotechnology to purify water

New nanotechnology is now being used to purify water and waste water in an environmentally friendly way. The new technology uses organic polymers which act as molecular sponges. Derived from crustacean shells or plant fibers, the nanometer-sized...
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5 must-have apps for waste management

Take a look at these five helpful apps targeted at waste management: 1. Site Waste Management Plan Checklist This appprovides a structure for waste delivery and disposal at all stages during a construction project. It covers responsibility,...

Government says it is dealing with water shortages

Government says it is supporting municipalities in dealing with the water shortages. It believes this proves its commitment to end the scourge of water shortage. The short- to medium-term interventions include the deployment of technical teams,...