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Mokonyane visits Theewaterskloof Dam

Water and sanitation Minister Nomvula Mokonyane visited the Theewaterskloof Dam recently, when it was recorded at 14% full. Mokonyane met with a team of engineers, to discuss short and long term solutions dealing with the water crisis in the...
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DWS roots out slow transformation

Transformation will be prioritised in the department’s construction management unit, minister Nomvula Mokonyane told Parliament’s Portfolio Committee on Water and Sanitation. During her address in which she gave the committee an overview of the...

3D technology revolutionises production of bus parts

Bus manufacturer Daimler Buses is putting 3D printing to good use in an effort to meet the special needs of its customers. The company is using the cutting-edge digital component and production technology to produce small batches and replacement...

Volvo bags top position in Scott Byers report

Aftermarket support and servicing and an increase in sales landed Volvo in the top spot of the Scott Byers report. The vehicle manufacturer saw an increase in its sales in the first quarter of 2017, which ranked first place in the report, while its...

VW officially launches B-BBEE Initiatives Trust

The Volkswagen Group officially launch its B-BBEE Initiatives Trust on Thursday. The Trust aims to lend greater support to its black-owned suppliers and enhance the sustainability of the business. Volkswagen South Africa’s (VWSA) managing director,...

Keeping SA’s coastline pollution free

Preserving South Africa’s marine heritage and protecting its shores from pollution has been a priority for the global plastics industry, and in South Africa, DPI Plastics is seeing this through. The company has been a part of the Fishing Line...