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VWSA makes strides with new environmental certification

The Volkswagen Group’s local branch has helped the global German company with its rebound since the company’s global emissions scandal erupted in September 2015. The Volkswagen Group South Africa (VWSA) was recently awarded the new International...
Tata's has has refreshed the design of its one-ton workhorse bakkie. Picture: Supplied.

Tata refines its rugged, single cab one-ton bakkie

Tata has refreshed the design of its 207DI EX2, single cab workhorse one-ton bakkie to keep up with visual and practical industry improvements. The Indian motor vehicle manufacturer said despite the upgrade, the bakkie still retained its renounced...

Municipal insight: Driving water savings

In 2008, water losses in the Western Cape’s Overstrand municipal area stood at almost 30%, and were on the rise. In an effort to remedy the situation, the council adopted a turnaround strategy, with the aim to reduce water losses to 17% by 2017. ...

Recycling cooperatives drive jobs and economy

While some people see rubble as mere rubbish, visionary people around South Africa have seen opportunities to earn a living while saving the environment. Such cooperative initiatives were started in Tembisa, Gauteng and Newcastle, KwaZulu-Natal...

Upcycled PET bottles used to build school in Diepsloot

Bottle 2 Build is rethinking plastic with its initiative that upcycles used PET bottles. The bottles are used as low cost building material after they have been used as water or juice bottles. Keith Petitt from Bottle 2 Build discusses how the PET...