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Water use license applications go on-line

The process for water use license applications is set to improve as the Department of Water and Sanitation prepares for the introduction of an on-line system. This is according to SRK Consulting principal environmental scientist Jacky Burke, the...

New wage offer on the table for striking bus drivers

A new wage offer is on the table for striking bus drivers and the South African National Civic Organisation (Sanco) says it hopes the new proposal will break the stalemate and the countrywide strike. According to Sanco spokesperson Jabu Mahlangu...

Commercial vehicle market under strain

The commercial vehicle market is under pressure having recorded a decline in sales during April, lagging 7.5% behind the year-to-date results of 2017. According to the latest results released by the National Association of Automobile Manufacturers...
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Eskom says it will meet winter power demand

Eskom Interim Group Chief Executive Phakamani Hadebe says the power utility is committed to keeping the lights on this winter, despite low coal stockpiles at six of its power stations. According to Hadebe coal stockpiles across all coal-fired power...

Port of Ngqura plays its part to save water

While the Eastern Cape Province battles a drought the Port of Ngqura is playing its part to be water wise. The port has introduced various innovations aimed at not only saving valuable potable water, but also money. “Instead of flushing drinking...

Transnet chairwoman resigns

The chairwoman of state-owned logistics utility Transnet has resigned along with two other board members, the public enterprises ministry said on Thursday. The firm has been accused of irregularities in the awarding of contracts and is conducting...