The Cape Town International Airport is experiencing a temporary water supply disruption due to ongoing municipal repair work outside the airport precinct. “While airport operations continue, contingency measures are in place to support passengers...
With International Zero Waste Day on 30 March 2026, consumers and businesses will be using this opportunity to explore how they can open up more resource recovery from their waste streams, to ultimately divert waste from landfill. When most people...
The Free State province’s strategic location has the potential to catapult the province into South Africa’s natural logistics and distribution hub. This, according to President Cyril Ramaphosa, who delivered the opening remarks at a meeting between...
Water security and dignity enhancement were given a boost with the launch of Phase 1 and 2 of the Leeu Gamka water and sanitation infrastructure upgrade in Newton park and Welgemoed North funded by the Department in conjunction with Prince Albert...
Professional bodies in South Africa are not simply convenors of expertise; they are custodians of credibility and drivers of professionalisation. The Water Institute of Southern Africa (WISA) exemplifies this mandate, ensuring that knowledge is...
Team Cape Town, our collective water usage between now and May matters. Cape Town is not in a drought, and not heading to ‘Day Zero’. However, as we are in the early warning phase, the window to avoid water restrictions before November is...
Driving Standards in Wastewater Treatment & Safe Transportation Wastewater Treatment Plants, Pump Trucks & Hazardous Materials Certification The AMPS-Africa Committee is excited to announce the date for our Annual AMPS-Africa Conference...
A water tank collapsed in the Sol Plaatje municipality on the 5th of February 2026, bringing attention to the precarious nature of water in South Africa, away from major metros. As communities increasingly rely on water storage for supply, the...
While South Africa’s economic growth remains modest, several encouraging signals suggest the economy may be stabilising. Speaking at the AfriSam Budget Breakdown, economist Dr. Azar Jammine outlined a number of developments that point to improving...
Hearings in the Western Cape High Court came to a head in another significant eco-justice case challenging the environmental authorisation granted to TotalEnergies for ultra-deep-water oil and gas exploration in the Deep Western Orange Basin...
