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Eskom acknowledges liquidity challenges

Despite current funding challenges Eskom is confident that it will be able to fulfil its commitments. In a statement released on Monday the country’s sole power utility acknowledged media reports relating to its liquidity challenges and financial...
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Top Treasury official throws in the towel?

Michael Sachs, who was a deputy director general, heading up the budget office, has reportedly quit over interference by the Presidency, according to media reports. Fin24 on Monday reported that it obtained independent confirmation from two sources...

Swartkops River receives much needed clean up

The Swartkops River, a national marine estuary in the Eastern Cape near Port Elizabeth has received a much needed clean up. The Department of Environmental Affairs has made available a budget of over a million rand for the project. The river has...
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Save water, go stainless

Globally, as much as 35% of all treated water is lost to leaking piping systems, with South African levels reaching as high as 60%. IMIESA talks to John Tarboton, executive director of the Southern Africa Stainless Steel Development Association...

The rise of Apollo

Cost-effective, mechanised solutions for building and maintaining South Africa’s road network are a priority, but budgets are constrained and project margins are becoming leaner. This makes equipment selection an overriding consideration,...