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Statue of Liberty Seven Wonders of the World Park. Photo Credit: ANI Twitter

World’s seven wonders recreated from waste

India’s latest tourist attraction may only be set to open this weekend but it has already received international acclaim for the good work its doing in turning waste into worth. Known as the Seven Wonders of the World Park, the iconic attraction is...

Kathu Solar Plant goes live

The Kathu Solar Park, one of South Africa’s largest renewable energy projects, has officially gone live with developers ENGIE announcing commercial operation. The 100 MW Greenfield Concentrated Solar Power (CSP) project will provide clean and...

Stormy weather stabilises dam levels

Intermittent storms in parts of South Africa have stabilised dam levels keeping them at a national average of 62.5%. This is according to the latest weekly report issued by Department of Water and Sanitation. The report shows that the country’s...

Diffusing the methane bomb

A new study has found that it is possible to neutralize the dangerous climate effects associated with the phenomenon of rapidly thawing permafrost. With the Arctic warming twice as fast as the rest of the planet the threat presented by the rapid...

Reshaping the future with CESA

Consulting Engineers South Africa (CESA) leaders Chris Campbell and Neresh Pather chat to InfrastructureNe.ws about CESA’s vision for 2019 and plans for the upcoming CESA Infrastructure Indaba. Book your seat at the CESA Infrastructure...