This August, the Water Institute of Southern Africa (WISA) is doing something bold, beautiful, and deeply personal in honour of National Women’s Day 2025 – and you are invited to be a part of it. For the first time ever, WISA is hosting a...
The KwaZulu-Natal Landfill and Waste Treatment Interest Group has been hard at work putting together an enticing programme for the Landfill and Waste Treatment 2025 Conference and Exhibition, taking place on 22-24 October 2025 at Riverside Hotel,...
Sitting at your computer and entering a prompt into ChatGPT feels far removed from the environmental troubles plaguing the Earth. The truth is that AI – especially the data centres used to train them – have a massive environmental impact. AI models...
Individual crises can seem easier to navigate than multiple interlinked crises. Unfortunately for South Africa, its big three crises, water, energy, and food, are interlinked. This nexus is an obstacle for the country to overcome. Understanding...
Johannesburg Water has assumed full responsibility for the water and sanitation billing functions previously managed by the City of Johannesburg’s (CoJ) Revenue Shared Services Centre (RSSC), effective 1 July 2025. This significant development...
In a city steadily rising as one of South Africa’s leading urban investment hubs, the Oceans Umhlanga Mixed-Use Development will officially launch its R1.4 billion North Oceans Umhlanga Residential Tower on Friday, 25 July in uMhlanga. The...
South Africa stands at a critical juncture: Infrastructure backlogs are deepening, trust in public systems is eroding, and a generation of qualified youth remains locked out of the economy. According to the Department of Public Works and...
In South Africa, there is a growing demand for decentralised water and wastewater treatment plants as the country grapples with increasing pressure on water security. NuWater, a Cape Town based original equipment manufacturer and turnkey...
Johannesburg is weathering a storm of crises. Nowhere is its complex tangle of challenges more visible than in the inner city, where crime, overcrowding, and infrastructure collapse – such as roads literally exploding – paint a grim picture....
