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Vlakfontein: SA’s most advanced landfill site

Waste management company Averda discusses its Vlakfontein landfill site located near Vereeniging in Gauteng. The site has an approximate lifespan of  30 years and is the first landfill to be built in the area in 20 years. Neville Chetty,...
Nuclear Power

Nuclear waste disposal explored

The words “nuclear energy” have been on the lips of many government officials and energy stakeholders for some time now. The prospects of South Africa developing new nuclear power stations remain positive considering the amount of effort the...

66% of paper in SA is successfully recycled

Two thirds of South Africa’s paper was successfully recycled in 2015, according to the Paper Recycling Association of South Africa’s (PRASA) latest results. PRASA was elated “that no less than two thirds (66%) of the nation’s potentially...

SAFCEC president talks construction industry issues

Alastair Currie, editor of IMIESA magazine, chats to SAFCEC President Thembinkosi Nzimande about some of the key issues facing the South African construction industry. Nzimande says that there is currently a massive infrastructure constraint on the...
Pupils at M H Joosub high school in Lenasia share their excitement with members of Knight Piesold Consulting. Picture: Lloyd Lynch.

Bokamoso programme to foster aspiring engineers

Commuting from the township of Orange Farm to Lenasia can take more than four hours on foot, or a half hour taxi drive, given that you hop on and off a few different taxis. Many of the township’s teenagers attend the M H Joosub High School in...