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Civil engineers conclude wage agreement

The Bargaining Council for the Civil Engineering Industry (BCCEI) says the sector has reached a three-year settlement agreement with respect to wages and conditions of employment. According to the BCCEI all parties agreed to a 7.5% wage increase...

Alien plant invasions trap a lot of water

Millions of litres of water are lost as a result of alien invasive plants which flourish in dam catchment systems. Scientists from the South Africa Environment Observation Network say proper water catchment rehabilitation and management would help...

New board members appointed at JRA

Executive Mayor, Herman Mashaba and Member of the Mayoral Committee for Transport, Nonhlanhla Makhuba last week announced the appointment of several additional directors to the Johannesburg Road Agency’s board. Sipho Tshabalala will continue to...
CESA CEO Chris Campbell

CESA to honour engineering veterans

Consulting Engineers South Africa (CESA) has expanded the award’s categories for the CESA Aon Engineering Excellence Awards to include the Lifetime Industry Achievement Award. The award is a discretionary honour aimed at recognising an individual...

SA Agulhas back in Cape Town

The South African Maritime Safety Authority’s (SAMSA) dedicated training vessel, the SA Agulhas is back in Cape Town after a successful scientific voyage off the East coast. The vessel arrived at Cape Town Port on Wednesday 13 June, with newly...
Isuzu employee, Sakhumzi Tsotsi, demonstrates how to dispose of plastic and prevent plastic pollution.

Isuzu joins the fight against plastic pollution

Isuzu Motors South Africa is striving to mitigate plastic pollution and in line with this year’s World Environment Day theme, Beat Plastic Pollution, Isuzu reached out to its employees to encourage them to beat plastic pollution in their personal...