Government will build or expand six dams over the next decade to address the long-term water and sanitation needs of the country. The dams identified include the dam at the Mzimvubu River in the Eastern Cape, the expansion of the Clanwilliam Dam in...
The Minister of Human Settlements, Lindiwe Sisulu, is set to visit the N2 Gateway project on Sunday 03 May 2015. The aim of the visit, which starts at 12pm at the Langa Sport Complex, is to interact with residents and view the progress made since...
The chairperson of the national assembly water and sanitation portfolio committee has lashed out at officials of the water and sanitation department and its entities for being too slow in encouraging black business with government. At a session of...
The City of Cape Town’s Water and Sanitation Department has launched a new and improved website, loaded with useful information that may assist residents, learners, students, educators and visitors. The City believes that the use of interactive...
The Managing Director of the Johannesburg Roads Agency (JRA), Skhumbuzo Macozoma, has resigned. The JRA confirmed his resignation on Thursday 30th April 2015, his last working day. Jackie Manche JRA Board Chairperson expressed her sincere thanks to...
The EcoMobility World festival to be staged in Sandton in October this year is set to create many opportunities for companies in Sandton as well as the rest of Johannesburg says the municipality. According to the City of Johannesburg the...
Inadequate waste disposal and recycling infrastructure is becoming a major concern for governments in Africa as the continent’s urban middle class population expands and more rural people migrate to the cities. New infrastructure projects are...
A new handbook released on Tuesday aims to boost the interaction between trade and the Green Economy, thus opening up new possibilities to drive sustainable development. In 2013, the financial volume of global trade amounted to $23.4 trillion,...
The impact of climate change on Africa’s water and energy infrastructure will be costly, according to a new World Bank report, and immediate action is needed to reduce these risks. Enhancing the Climate Resilience of Africa’s...
Four of Africa’s most promising inventions have made it to the finals of the first Africa Prize for Engineering Innovation. Software from Kenya allows users to swap airtime between carriers or for cash. A fence-mounted warning system from South...
