Pikitup, the City of Johannesburg’s waste management entity, is urging residents to safeguard their bins against theft and practise responsible waste management as its 240-litre bin distribution campaign continues across the city. The campaign...
Arthur Quphe, President of the SA Council for the Quantity Surveying Profession, delivered a masterclass at the council’s 16th annual international research conference with a unique twist on the problems facing quantity surveyors today. A...
AfriSam is extending the impact of its carbon management strategy beyond its own operations by investing in verified local carbon offset projects that combine greenhouse gas reductions with tangible environmental and socioeconomic benefits. As part...
A career shaped by opportunity Kalula joined VEGA for in-service training after earning his diploma from the Vaal University of Technology (VUT). Soon afterwards, he was seconded to customer Safripol in Sasolburg, where 18 months in the field...
The Gauteng Department of Roads and Transport has officially begun rehabilitating seven bridges along provincial routes in the City of Tshwane. The project forms part of the Department’s ongoing efforts to preserve critical road infrastructure,...
Government is investing R8.9 billion to restore the 861 km Iron Ore Export Line, strengthening a critical freight corridor that links Sishen in the Northern Cape to the Port of Saldanha in the Western Cape. “The Transnet Rail Infrastructure...
The South African Plastics Pact, a pioneering voluntary industry body, has announced the election of its new Steering Committee. This leadership team will represent the interests of Pact members, direct the work of the Secretariat, GreenCape, and...
WellsForAll Africa, a Ghanaian-led non-profit organisation delivering sustainable clean water infrastructure to underserved rural communities across Africa, has completed its 26th borehole, bringing safe, reliable drinking water to an estimated 800...
South Africa’s communal farmers collectively own 47 percent of the country’s livestock but supply just eight percent of the formal red meat market. The gap between those two numbers is both market and human capital failure. The people who manage...
South Africans’ reliance on minibus taxis, buses and private cars to commute to school and work each day puts them at the mercy of fuel price shocks and exposes them – and many of those who walk – to dangerous vehicle emissions. Petrol and diesel...
