The Ogagweni community has finally won its battle for clean water, according to Sibusiso Mjwara, head of the Municipal Infrastructure Grant at the uMgungundlovu District Municipality in KwaZulu-Natal. “The uMgungundlovu District Municipality is...
Consulting Engineers South Africa (CESA) is encouraged by Public Works Minister Thulas Nxesi’s support of its War Chest, but will like to clear some misconceptions about the need for such a fund. In his address at the inaugural South African...
The Hlabisa Bulk Water Supply Scheme is set to supply approximately 51Â 431 community members in the Hlabisa area, 18Â 606 community members in the Ezibayeni area, as well as the town of Hlabisa with a total demand of 4.17Â Mâ„“l/d, Robert Moffat, Bigen...
The Southern African Plastic Pipe Manufacturers Association (SAPPMA) has just – 9 April 2013 – released the findings of a study which aimed to investigate environmental footprint caused by the manufacturing and use of plastic pipes....
The Water Research Commission (WRC), in collaboration with North West University (NWU) Vaal Campus, is answering the call for the establishment of information storage facilities in the form of a water archival repository system for South Africa. ...
Deputy Minister of Water & Environmental Affairs, Rejoice Mabudafhasi, has taken the fight against water leaks to Carnarvon, Kareeberg Local Municipality this week as part of the water conservation public education and awareness. The Deputy...
Weekly state of reservoirs report as on 8th April 2013. Click on the below link for the report: weekly
Residents of Rammulotsi outside Viljoenskroon have accused the Moqhaja municipality of moving them from one informal settlement to another with no proper sanitation. They claim they were promised proper housing with flushing toilets. The Human...
The development of a groundwater monitoring network and aquifer characterisation of the greater Mbazwane area of KwaZulu-Natal involved the application of good hydreological principals, Jeffares& Green executive associate Mark Schapers tells...
