Residue stockpiles and residue deposits will no longer be regulated under the National Environmental Management, but by the National Environmental Management Act 107 of 1998 (NEMA). South African law firm Webber Wentzel elaborated on the possible...
Five hundred green desks will be made from recycled waste for needy schools in and around Cape Town. This is due to the recycling culture that is continuing to grow in the Western Cape as event organisers push #GoGreen campaigns. This was seen at...
Various stakeholders in the renewable energy space discuss how to tackle the power needs and resources on the continent. On the panel is: James, Green, chairman of CESA Mike Peo, Head: Infrastructure, Energy and Telecommunications at Nedbank...
Energy constraints have been a major setback for the South African economy, and energy experts maintain that diversifying the energy mix will contribute to greater energy stability. Many African countries, including South Africa, are currently...
Public enterprises minister Lynne Brown believes she has information that will assist the court in determining its decision to reappoint Brian Molefe as group CEO of Eskom. Brown addressed the public enterprises portfolio committee on Tuesday and...
The West Africa Clean Energy Corridor (WACEC) was launched last week in Cape Town in an effort to accelerate the deployment of utility scale renewable energy. During the launch, which took place at African Utility Week, government and power...
Overcoming intercontinental trade barriers remains a key priority for Africa. With this in mind, the continent is prioritising its long standing internal trade barriers to make the long term vision of easier international trade possible. The most...
The digitisation of the ocean shipping industry often creates the suspicion that its business model threatens the traditional container shipping industry. In INTTRA’s latest offering, Blueprint 2032: How Technology Transforms Ocean Container...
Concerns have been raised over leaking fuel and waste after a steamer, that has been idle for two years, sank off the Red Sea port of Suakin on Monday. According to journalist Osman Hashem, the steamer Captain Salem sank in the waters of the Red...
Mounting debt owed to municipalities is “becoming a pandemic” that has the department of corporate governance concerned. This was expressed by minister Des van Rooyen last week when he delivered his department’s 2017 budget speech in the National...
