Multimedia | Infrastructure news - Part 23

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IPP’s and the future of Eskom

South Africa is attempting to move away from its heavy reliance on coal by investing in renewable energy through the Independent Power Producer Programme.  However, unions are concerned that the split of Eskom could lead to privatisation and...

Day Zero – lessons learnt

Cape Town managed to avoid becoming the world’s first big city to run out of water. But a group of academics is now looking beyond Day Zero to see what lessons can be learned from the Cape Town Water Crisis. A year after the height of the...

Is it possible to live a ‘zero waste’ life?

Bianca Mularoni, a postgraduate Sustainability student at the University of Edinburgh, explores her journey towards living a low waste life. Nowadays, individuals produces massive amounts of waste in their daily life, with major environmental...

Mpumalanga villages plea for water availability

While the country marks Water Week, themed ” 20 Years of Water Delivery for Social and Economic Development”….. On the ground it’s a different picture. 64 villages in Thembisile Hani local municipality in Mpumalanga have...

World Water Day: what’s space got to do with it?

UN Sustainable Goal 6 is crystal clear: Water for all by 2030. For World Water Day we take a look at ways that space can help this global challenge. While Earth-observing satellites monitor our precious water resources, technologies developed for...

Dhesigen Naidoo on World Water Day

World Water Day is marked globally on the 22 of March every year. The day is used to advocate for the sustainable management of fresh water resources, now. To mark this day the Department of Water and Sanitation and the Water Research Commission...