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Labour unrest ended

Last week saw Pikitup reach an agreement with SAMWU on the organisation’s terms in dealing with the suspensions of the workers, with Pikitup’s Spokesperson and GM: Communication and Stakeholder Management, Desiree Ntshingila confirming that the...
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Mayors engaged on waste management issues

“As leaders in government, you are no strangers to the fact that waste management is at the core of service delivery,” said Deputy Minister of Water and Environmental Affairs, Rejoice Mabudafhasi on Tuesday 06 August 2013, when she led a round...
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Creating efficient, liveable cities

Large mixed-use developments are gaining traction globally as the property industry realises that developing efficient, liveable cities requires the all-important integration of diverse functions such as residential accommodation with...

Namibia experiencing worst drought in 30 years

Namibia is experiencing its worst drought in 30 years. UNICEF says thousands of women and children are at risk of malnutrition. Without grazing, livestock farmers are being forced to sell their animals. And without help, many say they have no way...

South African tyre manufacturers survey

The South African Tyre Manufacturing Conference (SATMC), are measuring the reputation of the tyre manufacturers in South Africa. Please be so kind as to take a couple of minutes of your time to complete the survey and give your inputs: Click HERE...
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Water, water everywhere but barely an engineer in sight

Ideally, engineering teams should reflect the accepted international municipal and utility ratio of six engineering professionals per 100 000 inhabitants. However, in South Africa’s best case scenario  – larger cities and towns – municipalities had...
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Lefadi Makibinyane: CESA’s newly appointed CEO

Clem Sunter recently raised the probability of South Africa falling into a“Failed State” scenario from 10 to 15% following the passing of the Secrecy Bill. According to Clem Sunter, the passing of the Secrecy Bill could cause a massive leap in...