As South Africa implements the national rail reform programme, the private sector will play a key role in investing in rail and port operations, while ensuring that the infrastructure remains State-owned. “The current state of Transnet’s rail...
As part of the ongoing projects to improve water supply in Westbury, Westdene, Coronationville, Claremont, Sophiatown, and surrounding areas, Johannesburg Water will conduct an unplanned maintenance at the Crosby Pump Station from tonight, 27...
The escalating Merafong Local Municipality’s (“MLM”) debt has prompted Rand Water to implement the reduction of bulk potable water supply due to its failure to settle its account. After months of deliberation, the two parties could not find an...
South Africa’s water challenges demand innovative solutions – and water reuse continues to stand at the forefront of sustainable water management. The Water Reuse Regional Symposium, held biannually, is the region’s leading platform for...
The notion that Africa has bankable water project was given a boost during the African Union-AIP investment Summit kicked off at the Cape Town International Convention Centre in Cape Town. Themed ”Solidarity, Equality and Sustainability” the...
For most South Africans, their first interaction with government happens across the counter at a Department of Home Affairs (DHA) office. Birth certificates, ID documents, passports and visas are the gateway to citizenship and economic...
Construction on the Prince Buthelezi Mall in Empangeni, KwaZulu-Natal, is underway. Designed by MDS Architecture, it is transforming a former sugar cane field into a convenient retail destination. The project, a joint investment by Moolman Group...
The Democratic Alliance (DA) in Johannesburg demands an end to the unreasonable sewage billing of apartments, townhouses, complexes, and retirement units, which pay a minimum sewerage charge that is almost double that of single homes on...
Weather variability due to climate change is now a complicating factor for South Africa’s mines, as they engineer solutions to traditional water-scarcity challenges. As water-intensive operations, mines generally require large volumes of water in...
Unique analysis of data from 115 geographies provides strong evidence that engineering capability is key for safety and prosperity around the world, including in Sub-Saharan Africa The analysis highlights a worrying increase in the safety gap...
