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A day to break toilet taboos

In 2001, Singaporean businessman Jack Sim founded the World Toilet Organisation to bring attention to the lack of sanitation in developing countries. Travellers are still taking part in the organizsation’s annual World Toilet Day (19 November),...

Limpopo hospital without water

The Nkhensani Hospital in Giyani, Limpopo, is affected by a water crisis in the town after the Nsami Dam started drying up, according to a report on Monday. The Sowetan reported the hospital had been relying on the municipality to deliver water in...
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Civil engineers – an endangered species?

Photo: Various government commissions and agencies that have been established to solve problems in local government can research and examine the problems being experienced in infrastructure delivery but the delivery of service infrastructure can...
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State tender delays hurt construction

Recent results from South Africa’s biggest construction firms have made it clear that delays in issuing large tenders are hurting the sector. At the root of the problem, it seems, is a lack of project management and engineering skills in...
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South Africa: Lanseria Airport sold

Lanseria International Airport has been sold to a consortium of investors, it was announced on Thursday night. “A group of private investors who have owned and developed the Lanseria International Airport over the past 21 years have sold 100...