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Chota Motala interchange lands top engineering award

The Dr Chota Motala Interchange, Pietermaritzburg’s recently completed first multi-level flyover which is already a winner with motorists and commuters has won again: it has bagged a top civil engineering award.The South African Institution of...

Helping to unlock Africa’s potential

Deficient infrastructure in Africa is estimated to suppress growth by as much as 2% a year. Compared with other parts of the developing world, Africa’s road access rate is only 34% versus 50% elsewhere and transport costs are higher by up to 100%....
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Pedestrian bridge wins top engineering award

The Tshelimnyama Pedestrian Bridge near the Mariannhill Toll Plaza on the N3 outside Durban has won the South African Institution of Civil Engineering (SAICE) Award for Technical Excellence at the recent annual branch awards function.The...
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NOSHCON HSE Conference and Exhibition

50 years of changing the way people look at Health and Safety September 2013 will mark the 52nd anniversary of NOSHCON, Africa’s Leading Health and Safety conference. NOSHCON was started in 1962 in an attempt by NOSA to create greater awareness of...
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Garth James: Marketing Director- KAYTECH

Q. With regard to township development, what products and services can you offer to enhance the built environment? GJ Kaytech is world renowned for its polyester bidim geotextiles, which are used extensively in drainage and separation applications....

Coca-Cola Crate Fan bids farewell to Cape Town

Preparations are currently underway for the dismantling of one of Cape Town’s most recognisable installations, the Coca-Cola Crate Fan. Affectionately named Elliot by the team that constructed the installation, the Coca-Cola Crate Fan has stood...
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Improving business water use, step by step

The water footprint has gained a global foothold since its introduction a decade ago. These days it is not uncommon for people to know exactly how much water it takes to produce a glass of red wine (about 120 l), a kilogram of rice (2 500 l) or...