Weekly status of reservoirs
Weekly status of reservoirs report as at 10th June 2013. Click on the below link for the report: weekly
Articles
Device serial number – key to valuable information
Use your device’s serial number to get access to a wealth of specific data Need to know how to set up a Micropilot radar gauge or find a spare part for a Promass F 200 flowmeter? Look no further than your device’s serial number –...
PPC Builder’s App to revolutionise construction
PPC Cement has partnered with Digital Solutions Group to deliver a first to market mobile application designed and customised for those in building and construction in mind, as launched at the 2013 TotallyConcrete Expo. “As a leader in the cement...
Binnington Copeland acquired
New York Stock Exchange listed company, Hill International , the global leader in managing construction risk, has acquired local company Binnington Copeland & Associates which provides commercial and contractual consulting and training services...
Time to accelerate implementation of the NDP
Recent talks that the National Development Plan (NDP) is fatally flawed and impossible to implement, are worrying and cause for concern when in the State of the Nation Address, government adopted the NDP as a route map with the aim of eliminating...
Municipalities to play a more substantial role in infrastructure management
The Institute of Municipal Engineering of Southern Africa (IMESA), the oldest industry association serving the discipline of municipal engineers in the country, commenced with lobbying for higher integration and collaboration between local...
Tackling water loss
Much has been written about the unacceptably high non- revenue water losses suffered by most municipalities and it is common knowledge that there are few water supply authorities that can claim a water loss of less than 30% of their purified water...
R800 Nkandla levy to be probed
The DA says it will ask the Public Protector to investigate reports that President Jacob Zuma is renting the land his palatial private home is built on, for a mere R800 a month.
100 years of weed control on world enviroment day
Alien invasive plants that strangle out South Africa’s natural flora have been the target of teams of weed controllers for a century this year. Armed with carefully selected agents – insects that eat only the target plant – these dedicated...
An airport that cares?
Three years since it became operational, King Shaka International Airport has made great strides in protecting and preserving the communities around it. The airport is Airports Company South Africa’s first green-field project, located 35 kilometres...
