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Infrastructure News Round-Up | 04 June 2021

Infrastructure News Round-Up brings you all the latest news making headlines in infrastructure, water and sanitation, and waste management, in just 90 seconds. In our headlines today: Top-end wall technology enhances new homes in Thembisa Municipalities are losing R9.9 billion of water Used oil generators urged to recycle responsibly to protect the...

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Jun 27, 2018 | Multimedia

SA to move towards diversified renewable energy sources

Experts at the 20th Africa Energy Forum held in Mauritius, say South Africa cannot continue to depend on coal and Eskom to meet its ever-increasing power demand. Later in 2018 the experts will release an Integrated Energy Plan which will see the...

Jun 27, 2018 | Multimedia

R200-million rand road project in E Cape remains incomplete

Residents and stakeholders of Mthaleni village and surrounding areas in the Eastern Cape are seeking clarity on a R200 million rand road upgrade project. It’s reported the amount was approved by the Provincial Roads and Public Works...

Jun 26, 2018 | Multimedia

Strategies to preserve SA’s dwindling water resources under discussion

South Africa needs to urgently use scientific research to understand the long-term impact of climate change on its water resources. This message was delivered by scenario planners and water scientists at a conference in Cape Town, where they are...

Jun 21, 2018 | Multimedia

New Climate Change Bill

Minister of Environmental Affairs, Dr Edna Molewa, has published the National Climate Change Bill for public comment. The bill acknowledges that anthro-pogenic climate change represents an urgent threat to human societies and the environment, and...

Jun 20, 2018 | Multimedia

Eskom and unions to discuss new wage offer

Wage talks between Eskom and unions will resume Wednesday after the power utility made an offer of four-point-seven percent. The unions, led by Num and Numsa, have undertaken to give a formal response after consulting with their members overnight....

Jun 19, 2018 | Multimedia

Alien plant invasions trap a lot of water

Millions of litres of water are lost as a result of alien invasive plants which flourish in dam catchment systems. Scientists from the South Africa Environment Observation Network say proper water catchment rehabilitation and management would help...

Jun 14, 2018 | Multimedia

Court grants Koster local ratepayers’ association control of Kgetlengrivier municipality

Residents and business owners in the small North West farming town of Koster near Rustenburg are rejoicing on Tuesday night. An interim court order has granted their local ratepayers’ association permission to take control of the...

Jun 13, 2018 | Multimedia

R165-million project stalls in Hankey in the Eastern Cape

Poor planning and shoddy workmanship have stalled a 165 million rand government project that was supposed to create much needed job opportunities for the people of Hankey in the Eastern Cape. Four years on since building commenced The Sarah...

Jun 12, 2018 | Multimedia

Cape Town public schools on a water saving drive

Public schools in Cape Town are getting a water saving boost. The NGO Save our Schools and the private sector are installing tanks to harvest rain water for ablution facilities. The first consignment has been delivered in Woodstock. Source: SABC...

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