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The Olifants River Development Project

Although a key player in boosting the local economy, mining remains a huge consumer of water. IMIESA takes a look at the Olifants River Water Resources Development Project, which will not only meet the requirements of new mining developments in...
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Climate change will put stress on water

Climate change will amplify existing stress on water availability in Africa, a new IPCC report has found. Water resources are subjected to high hydro-climatic variability over space and time, and are a key constraint on the continent’s continued...
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Long-term water solution for Refentse

A project is underway to work on a long-term solution for their water woes residents of the Refentse informal settlement. Last year Water Affairs Minister Edna Molewa promised residents of informal settlement of Refentse and 10 Rooms under Madibeng...
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Insufficient infrastructure causing water shortages

Insufficient water catchment infrastructure will cause South Africa to face water challenges. Government is currently rolling out reticulation projects to resolve water shortages across several communities. However, environmental studies experts...

Namibia: critical to train new engineers

Namibia’s current supply of engineering professionals is not enough to implement Vision 2030 and the Fourth National Development Plan (NDP4) for infrastructure design, planning, maintenance and supervision. If Namibia is to achieve these, the...
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Zuma launches Cornubia Housing Project

The R25 billion Cornubia Housing Project in Durban, KwaZulu-Natal has officially been opened. The Cornubia Project is a joint venture between the National Department of Human Settlements, the KwaZulu-Natal Department of Human Settlements, eThekwini...