Eastern Cape drought cripples communities
The Eastern Cape provincial government claims, its working around the clock to prevent day zero. But, the time has already passed and the dams and taps have dried up in various towns. Source:...
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Global washing day
Hands sanitation is very important. Ashveer Mahabeer, Lifebuoy Brand Manager on Morning Live. Source:Â http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kRbDqWVi0FE
Non-profit donates green housing village to Joburg township residents
Non-profit organisation Gift of the Givers has donated a green village to Alexandra locals who live along the Jukskei River in Johannesburg. The village has 70 modest units which are solar powered and made from fire-proof material. Source:...
Eskom is once again in the news for the wrong reasons
Once again Eskom has been ordered to remove electricity pylons from another Midrand country estate. Resident Wayne van der Burgh wants the utility to remove two pylons erected next to his property. He says they are simply too large for the area,...
Eastern Cape Municipalities’ water problems to be discussed in parliament
Water supply problems in several Eastern Cape Municipalities will be discussed in parliament next week. This follows another water supply crisis in the Eastern Cape city of Grahamstown. Source: sabcdigitalnews
Hartebeespoort Dam hit by severe algae
Hartebeespoort Dam was once a major draw-card for tourists in the North West Province. However, in the past few decades the eco-system has taken a beating due to severe algae growth. Source: eNCAnews
The Aerosol Recycling Initiative
The Aerosol Manufacturers’ Association (AMA) has launched the Aerosol Recycling Initiative (ARI) to create awareness about the recycling qualities of these cans.
Rural water treatment system by Prof Lingam Pillay
Live demonstration of rural water treatment system developed by Prof Lingam Pillay of Durban University of Technology. This is one of the projects funded by the Water Research Commission.
Prof Eugene Cloete’s drinking water solution
This project forms part of the Stellenbosch University Hope Project. For more information visit: www.thehopeproject.co.za/water
North West residents worried about water shortage
Rustenburg, in the North West, has been battling with water shortages for nearly two weeks. The municipality says it is trying to resolve the problem, which is little comfort for residents. Source: eNCAnews