The Department of Water and Sanitation has lifted the water restrictions imposed on the Olifants River System since October 2017. Seasonal rainfall has significantly increased levels in the Clanwilliam Dam to 99.7%. In line with the Government...
The use of membrane technology for water treatment is beginning to pick up in the Southern African region. WASA speaks to Henk Smit, managing director, Vovani Water Products, about the options available to the local market. There are various...
The R1.34-billion investment in new stack reclaimers and shiploaders was officially switched on at the Richards Bay Coal Terminal (RBCT). Global engineering and infrastructure advisory company, Aurecon, is the project manager on the massive...
The consumerisation of digital technology has seen a surge in demand for mobile-first logistics solutions placing significant pressure on companies to adopt a digital approach to supply chains. Cassie Lessing, managing director, Strato IT Group, a...
The country’s dam levels may be stabilising however the Department of Water and Sanitation says water restrictions are still in place in most parts of the country. According to the Department dam levels are at 78.7%, compared to last year when they...
The City of Cape Town’s Water and Sanitation Department is expediting the roll-out of its pressure management programme in response to the unprecedented drought. The City on Tuesday released a statement notifying residents of Kenridge, Protea...
The eThekwini Municipality says it has resolved the issues that have caused disruptions to refuse collection in parts of the city. Refuse collection services resumed on Tuesday after the municipality resolved contractual issues which lead to the...
Eskom has confirmed that Stage 1 rotational loadshedding will take place on Tuesday evening from 5pm to 9pm. This comes as a result of industrial action which continues to impact operations at the utility’s sites.  Eskom says it has sought the...
Minister of Water and Sanitation Gugile Nkwinti has signed an agreement with the Gauteng government that will see work starting on the long-awaited Sedibeng Water Treatment Plant project. The project has been delayed due to protests from the...
Namibia’s renewable energy landscape is set for a boost with the imminent construction of a 150 kWp photovoltaic plant in Chobe. This comes after CRONIMET Mining Power Solutions Namibia recently broke ground on the project. The plant, which is set...
