The African Union-AIP Water Investment Summit 2025 held in Cape Town proved largely successful, raising US$10 billion in investment commitments for the continent. However, water infrastructure investment needs to be equally matched by investment in...
The eight-month shutdown of the Lesotho Highlands Water Project tunnels was one of southern Africa’s most complex maintenance projects. Corrocoat SA’s corrosion protection expertise and experience ensured the tunnels were restored to secure...
Film waste from the food and agricultural sectors, fibers, or foamed plastics: The new recoSTAR dynamic art recycling system which Starlinger recycling technology is presenting at K processes a wide range of used plastics and scores with its...
South Africa’s construction industry is preparing for change with last week’s release of the General Conditions of Contract (GCC) 2025, which aims to improve how construction projects are managed and disputes are resolved. Construction law...
Asked to rate the environmental friendliness of eight materials, only 24% of consumers see paper as the most environmentally friendly, whereas 56% consider wood to be among the most sustainable materials. Cue a raised eyebrow: paper is made from...
KSB Pumps and Valves has launched a rugged stainless-steel submersible pump range designed for deep borehole use and other demanding freshwater and saline pumping applications. The new CORAChrom pumps are a game-changer for African conditions with...
Public Works and Infrastructure Minister, Dean Macpherson, has welcomed two major steps taken by Infrastructure South Africa (ISA) to accelerate infrastructure delivery and attract additional investment into South Africa’s economy. ISA first...
The Department of Water and Sanitation has invited stakeholders to submit comments on the Draft Rehabilitation Management Guidelines (RMGs) for Water Resources by 29 October 2025. Developed in line with Chapter 3 of the National Water Act (Act 36...
The Sunday Times article “Splashing out, Dry Taps as Water Boards drown in excess”, published on Sunday 7 September 2025, contains statements that represent a misleading picture of the seven water boards and the Trans Caledon Tunnel Authority...
