Water has been trending as a topic on South African news and unfortunately not for all the right reasons. WWF South Africa have embarked together with The Department of Water and Sanitation and various other stakeholders on their annual...
In March 2015, as a result of its on-going dedication to sustainable business practices, the Scaw Metals Group, finally got their steel certified as green by Ecospecifier Global GreenTag South Africa. For Scaw, this certification is an affirmation...
Peter Ndoro at The New Age in Boksburg , speaking with Department of Human Settlements Deputy Minister of Human Settlements, Zou Kota Fredericks and Thabane Zulu, Director General on the theme: Building partnerships for development of sustainable...
The City of Tshwane is terminating its smart metering contract with the service provider, PEU with immediate effect. According to a statement made by the City on Tuesday, the termination decision is largely based on the negative financial and...
A unique electrification project which seeks to light up the lives of thousands of informal setters in the City of Cape Town is up for two awards at the 15th annual African Utility Week & Clean Power Africa conference to be held on 12-14 May...
NuWater is well recognised as a leader in the provision of highly flexible and scalable water and wastewater treatment solutions and services to the mining and other industrial sectors, both in South Africa and internationally. Its ‘modular &...
The optimal functioning of utilities in providing regional services and support to local authorities is an essential piece in South Africa’s delivery puzzle. Facing capacity constraints and clear transformation requirements, local and district...
State-owned freight logistics company Transnet is partnering with the Development Bank of Southern Africa (DBSA) in a drive to accelerate private sector participation (PSP) in its multibillion rand infrastructure investment programme. The...
The IWMSA’s WMRIG ‘Waste = Resource Tour’ enlightened attendees on how waste is being managed in the Western Cape. The first stop was the Cape Town Market, one of the oldest and largest fresh produce markets in South Africa that services 50% of the...
The first Bottle-2-Bottle recycling plant in Africa, with an investment of R75 million and the capability to produce resin that will be suitable for the carbonated drink sector, was officially opened today by Minister of Environmental Affairs, Edna...
