Impala Platinum Limited in partnership with the University of the Western Cape (UWC), unveiled its prototype hydrogen fuel cell forklift and refuelling station at it’s Impala Refineries in Springs outside Johannesburg this morning. The...
Johannesburg City officials have intensified clean-up operations under heavy security. They are trying to deal with the mess left in the wake of the Pikitup strike, which has entered a fourth week. Disciplinary action against four thousand...
Waste-wise organisations will once again gather for one of the most important events on the environmental calendar this year, Wastecon 2016. The theme for this year’s conference, which is taking place from 17 to 21 October 2016 at Emperors Palace...
Eighteen members of the South African Municipal Workers’ Union (SAMWU) were arrested in connection with several criminal offences, including attempted murder, intimidation, public violence and damage to property in the midst of the ongoing...
The Paris Agreement on climate change of December 2015 has placed Africa at the fulcrum of renewable energy deployment, but African countries have to take the responsibility for taking stock for a long-term development strategy, international...
The Sol Plaatje Municipality has apologised for the raw sewage spilling into the Vaal River, due to a blocked pipe at the Riverton Pleasure Resort near Kimberley. This after the SABC broke the story over the Easter weekend. Source:Â SABC Digital...
Calgro M3 on Tuesday announced a multi-billion rand housing project in Gauteng that is set to bring estate living, long the preserve of wealthier South Africans, within the reach of lower income earners. A statement from the Johannesburg-based...
The Department of Higher Education and Training has allocated R1 981 200 million towards improving the infrastructure, student housing and maintenance, among other things, at 24 state-owned universities. “Minister Blade Nzimande has approved that...
The Johannesburg Road Agency (JRA) is combining modern technology with rapid response to deal with vandalism and develop innovative solutions to keep traffic lights in the City functioning. The Agency is using remote monitoring systems installed at...
The City of Cape Town’s, R20 million, upgrade on a section of Weltevreden Road in the Cape Flats has finally been completed. Apart from strengthening the road structure and the resurfacing, Transport for Cape Town has also installed a new...