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Breaking away from tradition

The heart of Warwick Junction is beating with new life in the form of the recently constructed community building, Denis Hurley Centre. Replacing the demolished 106-year-old parish centre which sits adjacent to the Emmanuel Cathedral, the new...

$26 million for Seychelles water project

The African Development Bank Group (AfDB) has allocated a loan and a grant of $ 25.995 million dollars to finance a water project in Mahe in the Seychelles. The Mahe Sustainable Water Augmentation Project (MSWAP) seeks to promote the country’s...

New SP energy tool for water supply systems

Worn or incorrectly sized pumps often lead to energy waste – but now thanks to a new online submersible pumps (SP) Energy Tool, you can easily find out if your water supply system holds untapped energy saving potential. A pump replacement for many...

Radar saves the day

Sunny Rock Close, a property administered by JH Isaacs Properties, had a leak in a 42mm high density polyethylene (HDPE) pipe running beneath the slab of one of the mini-factories on the site. Gauché Gouws, a utility location specialist and leak...

New membranes deliver clean water more efficiently

Researchers have developed new membranes or micro-filters that will clean water in a much more energy efficient manner. The project of the Melbourne School of Engineering at the University of Melbourne, in conjunction with CSIRO was published...
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Mega housing project set to transform Gauteng

The Gauteng Human Settlements Department will officially launch the Mega Housing Projects, which will see an unprecedented radical transformation in housing and spatial planning in the province. This follows the announcement of Gauteng Premier...

Sustainable jobs from paper recycling

The recycling industry has become a significant employer and its potential to deliver economic and social benefits continues to be powerfully demonstrated paper recyclers. Mpact Recycling partners with local entrepreneurs who help to collect...

A tribute to Joop van Wamelen

Joop van Wamelen was instrumental in forming the Southern African Society for Trenchless Technology (SASTT) in 1992 and for 24 years has steadfastly guided the society, both as a board member, President, Past President and more recently as Honorary...