Pictured: Pontoon located onsite at the Chinanguanine project DPI Plastics – a leading manufacturer of water reticulation, drainage and pipe-fitting systems in South Africa – has assisted comprehensive irrigation solutions provider...
Lafarge, a world leader in building materials, believes in helping to bring about sustainable transformation of the communities in which it operates. Achieving this in South Africa depends on creating an improved education environment for the...
As part of its drive to ease the national grid by 10,000 Kilowatt-hours, government wants one million solar water heaters installed throughout South Africa. It wants 694,000 installed by 2015.
Weekly state of reservoirs report as at 22 April 2013. Click on the below link for the report: weekly
Pictured: Manglin Pillay, CEO of the South African Institution of Civil Engineering (SAICE) Human Rights Day has come and gone, and it was interesting to learn that over the past two years, 144 complaints concerning water, water quality and related...
The Wonderfonteinspruit flows through the richest gold mining region in the world and has subsequently been exposed to the related pollution for more than a century. The issue of pollution in the WFS catchment was raised in 1967 and lingered on...
Pictured: Projects are often delayed or sometimes even stopped during construction due to environmental or social issues that have been neglected prior to site establishment The environmental management of construction, especially on complex,...
The multi-million-rand Western Aqueduct project is back on track following this week’s announcement that Cycad Pipelines has been selected as the successful contractor for the initial 7km sector of the water pipeline between Inchanga Station and...
The high level of fraud and corruption taking place without condemnation and fear of retribution related to procurement in the construction sector has necessitated the creation of a ‘War Chest’ by Consulting Engineers South Africa (CESA).The aim of...
