The construction and maintenance of roads are among the top priorities for government. IMIESA speaks to Steve Tinarwo, managing director of Instant Tar, about the company’s plans to grow its base in this strategically important sector.
The only way South Africa can proactively manage the mobility disruptive forces is to first develop a conducive legislative and policy environment; and government’s role cannot be overemphasised. This was the view of Victor Radebe, Executive...
Eskom’s Koeberg nuclear plant recently launched a mobile groundwater desalination plant amidst the drought currently gripping the Western Cape. According to Eskom the desalination plant will take care of the country’s sole nuclear power plant thus...
By Jessi Sunkel, Young Engineers South Africa There have been plenty of books and movies and papers predicting the future and how it will look and how humans will engage with one another and the world around them. The most famous of all these is...
The eThekwini Municipality is currently home to a number of catalytic projects and according to Phillip Sithole Deputy City Manager of Economic Development and Planning, they are progressing well. Sithole was updating the executive committee on the...
Residents of Homevale in Kimberley are outraged over the ongoing sewage spillage. They say they’ve had no assistance since raising the alarm in October 2017. Protest action hasn’t helped either. Four other areas in the Northern Cape...
A team of civil engineers recently sat down with the Minister of Water and Sanitation, Nomvula Mokonyane, and her advisory team, to offer support and advice to address the challenges posed by the Western Cape water crisis. The team which included...
A Middelburg based firm is making use of the latest advancements in rain-enhancing technology to maximise water availability. Cloud seeding, which is the process of applying chemicals to a cloud to stimulate precipitation in order to create...
The Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality says it has a number of contingency plans in place to prevent the City from completely exhausting all its water supplies and it will remain open for tourism and investment. Andrew Whitfield MMC for Economic...
