When you discard a plastic bottle, do you ever stop and think about where that plastic ends up? Most would say it ends up as litter or discarded in the ocean, however with Ford, recycled plastic ends up in its vehicles. Ford Motor Company is...
South Africa’s construction industry has been given a glimmer of hope, with state-owned enterprises (SOEs) Transnet, Eskom, the Airports Company of South Africa (Acsa) and the SA National Roads Agency (Sanral) advertising multiple multi-billion...
The Johannesburg Metro Police Department (JMPD) has identified the hot spots where most fatal road accidents took place in July. At least 41 people died in crashes in July. Following the release of the statistics, Joburg mayor Herman Mashaba urged...
Construction of the Oceans Development has recommenced with an accelerated programme. The announcement comes after construction of the development stalled in October last year. The project worth R3.8 billion is the largest mixed used development in...
The cost of construction has increased and the price index increased by 4,4% on the month to month rate in Contract Price Adjustment Provisions (CPAP). This is according to data released by Statistics South Africa reveal construction price indices...
South African cities are swelling, as people move to look for better opportunities. The pressure now is to prepare for the future by improving infrastructure but what are SA’s major cities doing to accommodate the increased pressure in urban...
Coal mines have polluted 90% of groundwater in the Highveld region in Mpumalanga alone. The Department of Water and Sanitation has thus reiterated its call to coal mines in to stop polluting water resources, especially in the Highveld, or face the...
The Department of Water and Sanitation in the Northern Cape has urged water users to use the resource sparingly to ensure water sustainability for both now and future generations. Water storage in the Northern Cape Province is currently at 123.7...
The water crisis that South Africa is facing is evident with poor infrastructure, mismanagement of funds and low rainfall patterns. Eyewitness News investigated how government won’t be able to provide water for the country by 2030 ― if nothing is...
Gauteng could be the next potential Day Zero region in South Africa, if it’s hit by another drought. A report on what to do to avoid this was already brought to the attention of Gauteng authorities a year ago. Source:...
