ISO accreditation is a strategic investment that empowers businesses to enhance their competitiveness, mitigate risks, and seize new market opportunities. By adhering to globally recognised standards, organisations can build trust, streamline...
While waste management tends to take a back seat when discussing climate change and economic development on the global agenda, there is a growing awareness that sustainable waste management practices – with a transition to the circular economy –...
WEC Water, a South African engineering, procurement, and construction company, completed building a new multi-stage water treatment plant at Kasane in Botswana. This new plant will provide safe drinking water to the local communities. This new...
Continuous electro deionisation (CEDI) is a water treatment process that uses a combination of ion-exchange resins, ion-exchange membranes, and direct current to continuously deionise water without the need for chemicals. This is used to produce...
The Deputy Minister of Water and Sanitation, Mr Sello Seithlolo will on Friday, September 13, 2024, conduct an oversight visit in eThekwini Metropolitan Municipality to assess and intervene in matters relating to water supply challenges. Parts of...
Interwaste, a Séché Environment Group company, has launched a R100-million leachate and effluent treatment plant in South Africa. “This initiative reflects Interwaste’s commitment to providing a circular solution for South Africa. It will...
Rising surfactant levels in wastewater are hindering treatment processes. Moleaer’s nanobubble technology offers a non-toxic solution to enhance efficiency and tackle this critical issue. The word surfactant comes from “SURFace ACTive AgeNT,”...
South Africa, already grappling with the high costs of upgrading its port, rail, and electricity infrastructure, now faces an additional R307-billion bill to repair and improve its extensive national road system. Transport Minister Barbara Creecy,...
A team from the Road Traffic Inspectorate will work with municipalities and stakeholders, including Transnet, to prevent truck congestion from the N2 highway leading to the Port of Richards Bay. This was among the commitments made during a meeting...
It’s been five years since the first plastic road was laid down in Jeffreys Bay, and the latest update of the road indicates it lasts longer than traditional tar — showing massive potential for the future of road construction in South Africa. In...
