Bay Harbour Market in Hout Bay, Cape Town has set the benchmark when it comes to the ultimate weekend outing but what’s even more impressive is that for years, it has also led the way with its sustainability policies. The market holds a three-star...
The private sector arm of the World Bank Group on Tuesday said that it will assist African nations to embrace green buildings in order to combat climate change. Dennis Odenyi Quansah, Consultant for Excellence in Design for Greater Efficiencies...
Pikitup says it is pulling out all the stops to eradicate incidents of littering and illegal dumping. In addition to its work on the City of Johannesburg’s A Re Sebetseng Campaign the waste management company is calling on residents to make use of...
In honour of World Wetlands Month the City of Tshwane recently hosted an event aimed at raising public awareness about the importance of wetlands. Mike Mkhari, MMC for Environment and Agriculture, attended the event encouraged attendees to take...
The Zambezi River Authority (ZRA) has entered the final leg of the spillway rehabilitation procurement process with the launch of the works tender. The tender has been released to a shortlist of pre-qualified companies, which include China Gezhouba...
SAA will need government loan guarantees and bailouts up until 2021. The company remains heavily indebted and continues to bleed losses throughout its operational routes. That’s according to SAA CEO Vuyani Jarana, who was before parliament...
Technical excellence and sustainable skills development are a lifelong focus and process for SMEC and its employees. IMIESA talks to Bongani Mthombeni-Möller, Strategic Business Development Executive at SMEC South Africa, about the company’s...
South African brick manufacturer, Corobrik, is planning to embark on a multi-billion rand investment roll out aimed at growing its business and developing new markets over the next five to six years. Dirk Meyer, the chief executive of Corobrik,...
The South African National Roads Agency Limited (Sanral) is looking for a new contractor to work on the N2 upgrade in KwaZulu-Natal. The announcement comes after Sanral was forced to terminate its contract with the contractor originally assigned to...
Judge Gerrit Muller has ordered the Limpopo Education Department and the Department of Basic Education to supply the court with an audited list of all schools in the province with pit latrines. The judgement forms part of the Michael Komape case,...
