For mining and industrial operations, water is no longer just an operational input or compliance issue – it is fast becoming a strategic asset that must be managed holistically across the entire water cycle. WASA talks to Chetan Mistry –...
Smart water metering is transforming utilities from reactive billing entities into data-driven managers of demand and losses. Modern meters combine sensors, connectivity and analytics to detect leaks, reduce non-revenue water and improve customer...
South Africa’s Constitution clearly defines the powers and limits of national, provincial and local government. Yet as municipal water and sanitation services decline, questions persist about accountability. The Department of Water and Sanitation...
The Minister of Public Works & Infrastructure, Dean Macpherson, has welcomed Infrastructure South Africa’s contribution to the successful hosting of the South African Investment Conference in Sandton on Tuesday, and in particular its role in...
For South African motorists, the price paid at the pump is far more than just the cost of the fuel itself, but the end result of a multitude of global and domestic forces ranging from the fluctuating price of crude oil and the strength of the Rand...
Throughout Africa, rapid urbanisation continues to put strain on existing water networks. When water systems fail through pressure loss, pipe bursts, or supply interruptions, the consequences ripple through communities. As populations grow and...
The Minister of Mineral and Petroleum Resources hereby announces the adjustment of fuel prices based on current local and international factors with effect from the 1st of April 2026. South Africa’s fuel prices are adjusted monthly, informed by...
Investors and stakeholders from the government, academia and business sectors are set to gather in Kimberley next month for the inaugural Northern Cape Investment and Jobs Conference. The conference is aimed at fast-tracking industrialisation,...
As African cities experience some of the fastest urban growth rates in the world, China has become a major bilateral financier for urban infrastructure. From Nairobi’s elevated expressways to Lagos’s airport upgrades and Addis Ababa’s new riverside...
The North West Provincial Legislature’s Portfolio Committee on Economic Development, Environment, Conservation and Tourism has raised serious concerns over the growing number of illegal mining activities and unauthorised chrome wash plants across...
