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How to reclaim thousands of litres of wastewater

Estimates say that local mining operations lose up to 30 percent of their wastewater during operation, as a result of ineffective filtration systems. This has devastating environmental consequences in a water-scarce country and this inefficiency is...

The business of water conservation

The eThekwini Municipality is hosting an Environmental Water Conservation Workshop, aimed at the business and community structures in the South Durban Basin area today. The world is currently faced with a crisis due to the spatial distribution of...

Windhoek dams reach disastrous low

The storage dams supplying water to Windhoek have dropped to critical levels even lower than after the devastating drought of 2013. According to a report by Namibian Newspaper, New Era, there are fears the city might completely run out of water by...

Young king of architecture crowned

University of Johannesburg student, Harold Johnson, is Corobrik’s 28th Architectural Student of the Year. He collected his award at the prestigious annual Corobrik Architectural Student of the Year Awards ceremony that was held on Wednesday evening...
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Eskom not on the brink of bankruptcy

Eskom says it is not on the brink of bankruptcy and will cooperate with ratings agencies to avoid downgrades. The state-owned utility faces a serious liquidity crunch and has had to implement frequent power cuts to prevent the grid from being...

Eskom needs additional 3 000MW to avoid load shedding

Eskom needs to find an additional 3 000 Megawatts of power in order to maintain power plants without implementing load shedding, according to the utility’s newly appointed acting CEO Brian Molefe. Moefe said this when the Eskom Board, led by acting...
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Celebrating successful water partnerships

Minister of Water and Sanitation, Nomvula Mokonyane, will meet with her counterpart in Botswana this weekend to discuss furthering the programme on shared watercourses. The meeting forms part of the department’s efforts to harness its relationship...