The need for free movement of goods across Africa, in order to significantly strengthen businesses and boost intra-Africa trade on the continent was a key topic of discussion among global leaders at the 24th World Economic Forum on Africa. Charles...
A revised version of the Road Accident Benefit Scheme (RABS) has been published by the Department of Transport. The public has 60 days to submit their comments. The Bill proposes that the Road Accident Fund be replaced by the Road Accident Benefit...
The City of Cape Town was named top municipality in the African Utility Week Awards. The continent’s leading utility and energy professionals and projects were honoured and successes in the industry throughout 2013 were celebrated. More than 5000...
The continent’s leading utility and energy professionals and projects were honoured and successes in the industry throughout 2013 were celebrated at the African Utility Week Awards. More than 5000 power and water professionals have gathered for the...
How metal is recycled from scrapped cars.
The Civilution Forum, a body of like-minded voluntary associations, held their first meeting after the Civilution Congress in April. The Forum aims to lead, drive and monitor the Civilution movement to bring together all the major role players of...
A new wind farm in Kenya will add to Sub-Saharan Africa’s growing wind energy capacity, which is being driven by solid economic growth and an increasing population. Aurecon has been appointed as owner’s engineer by the project company, Kinangop...
The African Development Bank (AfDB) has approved a US $1 billion loan for the Angola Power Sector Reform Support Program in support of the Angolan government’s of efforts to reform the power sector. The reform support program aims to promote...
South Africa is severely under-engineered. According to the latest Engineering Council of South Africa (ECSA) results, South Africa only has a total of 15Â 000 engineers and has one engineer that services approximately 2666 people whereas...
