Randeer Kasserchun talks about the importance of the annual IMESA conference
We sat down with the president of IMESA, Randeer Kasserchun to discuss the impact that the annual IMESA conference has on the...
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How plastic bags get recycled
Plastic pollution is a problem – but the solution starts with recycling everything and anything we can, including plastic bags. We scoped out the largest plastic bag recycling facility in the world to see how it’s done. Check out our...
R670 billion needed to overcome SA’s water crisis
The Department of Water Affairs has released a national water resources draft strategy document in response to the pending fresh water crisis South Africa is facing. Government says it needs R670 billion to build better water infrastructure....
Construction of bridge
This video that gives you basic knowledge about bridge construction.You will also be able to see how girder launching is done.
The Art of Recycling – Idea for aluminum cans
Laura and her nephew Claiborne make a frame from tin cans.
Thank you 2012
As we look back at 2012, it’s clear much has been done. Africa now has safe water for 800,000 people and HIV/AIDS care to 40,000 more. For that, we are truly thankful. The change is real. It’s happening…and it’s all because...
Cosatu not deterred by court decision on e-tolling
The Congress of South African Trade Unions has promised to take the fight against e-tolls to Parliament, after the North Gauteng High Court today (16 Dec 2012) dismissed an application for the system to be set aside. The court also ordered the...
Grahamstown recycling: South Africa
A video regarding the pollution and recycling solutions in Grahamstown, South Africa.
Clean water for Africa, by SearchAfrica.org
Sawyer water filters use Hollow Fiber Membranes, a technology developed for kidney dialysis. The pointONE Filter’s™ pores are so small (0.1 micron absolute) that no harmful bacteria including those which cause Cholera , Typhoid and E. Coli,...
Construction mistakes, errors or goof ups?
What shall we call these, construction mistakes or errors or goof ups? What ever we call it, it won’t change a thing and still these look hilarious. Its quite surprising to see these and we really wonder how the engineers and architects who...