Acting President Yemi Osinbajo on Monday met with some security chiefs and Transport minister over safety on the country’s waterways. The closed-door meeting was attended by Defence Minister, Mansur Dan-Ali; Transportation Minister, Rotimi...
Members of the South African transport operators temporarily blocked traffic going into the country via Beitbridge Border Post for six hours, accusing Zimbabwean cross border transporters of driving them out of business. There are over 400...
Africa’s investment in research and development stands at less than 1% of its gross domestic product. At the recent World Economic Forum which was hosted in Durban, a panel of water experts looked at how government and business leaders can...
R2.7 billion in debt is owed to the department of water and sanitation, minister Nomvula Mokonyane told Parliament last week. The debt, which is owed by water boards and municipalities, was described as a “major concern for the department” and was...
Water saving activities in the Eastern Cape are finally beginning to pay off. Various Working for Water (WfW) projects around the province play a critical role in preserving run-off water, contributing to provincial dam levels. These projects have...
One of South Africa’s prominent water treatment companies recently got to show off its plant at the United Nations (UN) World Water Day Summit which was recently hosted in Durban. As a leading water and wastewater treatment company, Veolia Water...
Priscilla Urquhart, public affairs and communications manager at Coca-Cola Peninsula Beverages, talks to ReSource about how the company champions sustainability at its facilities and among the community. Coca-Cola Peninsula Beverages recently held...
South African truck drivers can now get their hands on selected safety features without the hassle of import processes. Volvo Trucks South Africa recently invested R6.5 million at its Durban SKD manufacturing plant which now provides selected...
The R573 Moloto Road connecting the three provinces of Gauteng, Mpumalanga and Limpopo is about to undergo a five year upgrade. This route is one of South Africa’s busiest, essential economic routes and is used by approximately 50,000 car,...
Improving public transport between urban and rural areas was recently addressed by Cabinet in an effort to help develop local economies. A draft review of the rural transport strategy, which was approved by Cabinet members on Thursday, focuses on...