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Energy optimisation in pumping systems

Pump specialist Himadri Sen is set to deliver a short presentation on energy optimisation in pumping systems at this year’s South African Industry and Technology fair. Pumping systems account for 20% of the world’s electrical energy demand. In...

Call to make tailings dams safer

Monitoring of tailings storage facilities could provide better levels of confidence, that the facility is performing as was intended, if regular monitoring data measurements were compared to expected values rather than just being checked for...

Upgrading the Ballito Interchange

The South African National Roads Agency SOC Limited (SANRAL) initiated the Ballito Interchange project, in Durban, originally to improve the capacity of the interchange, which became highly congested at peak times. The initial plan was to add a...

Government committed to delivering on NDP

Government is serious about delivering on the commitments it made in the National Development Plan (NDP) regarding eliminating poverty and reducing inequality in South Africa by 2030. “We have this plan to ensure that we turn the unemployment...
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Department finalising comprehensive water plan for SA

The Department of Water and Sanitation is working on completing a comprehensive water plan for South Africa with the aim of managing the country’s scarce resource. Minister Nomvula Mokonyane said the plan, which her department aims to finalise...

UWP Consulting celebrates 10 years in Tanzania

UWP Consulting (Tanzania) opened its doors as a partnership between Tanzanian professionals and South African engineering consulting practice UWP Consulting a decade ago. The Tanzanian business has successfully completed roads and water projects...

CT’s lower dam levels no cause for concern

The City of Cape Town’s dam levels are at slightly lower levels than previous years, but the municipality says projected demand is unlikely to exceed projected supply for the foreseeable future. In a statement released on Wednesday the city says...