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- 2023
- Building a capable construction sector requires a uniform approach
- Growing SMEs through key construction partnerships
- Coming up in IMIESA April 2023 | In the upcoming April 2023 edition of IMIESA
- Coming up in IMIESA April 2023 | In the upcoming April 2023 edition of IMIESA - Who's Who in Road
- Key trends in the economy affecting local construction industry
- Government must address individual infrastructure needs
- The latest issue of IMIESA is now available! | IMIESA Jan/Feb 2023 issue mailer
- Megapile's solid foundation is built on reliability and integrity
- Gabion Baskets expands the boundaries of environmental engineering
- Coming up in IMIESA | In the upcoming March 2023 edition of IMIESA
- Rising debt levels cloud construction growth in 2023
- Construction industry has evolved and offers solid career opportunities
- Zutari's 90-year journey of making an impact and building Africa
- Coming up in IMIESA | IMIESA Jan/Feb 2023 Sell Sheet Maile
- It's time to raise the relevance of the engineering profession in SA
- A smoother road ahead for the infrastructure industry in 2023
- 2022
- Transforming the construction industry will have a profound impact on people's lives
- Have you seen the latest issue of IMIESA? | IMIESA November/December 2022 issue mailer
- AMMANN GROUP invests in the future of South Africa and Africa
- Coming up in IMIESA | IMIESA Jan/Feb 2022 Sell Sheet
- Emerging contractors are key to construction sector recovery
- SAICE 2022 Infrastructure Report Card focusses on SA's public infrastructure : 23 November 2022
- SANRAL clarifies position on award of major tenders : 16 November 2022
- SAICE questions the awarding of SANRAL tenders to foreign companies : 09 November 2022
- Have you seen the latest issue of IMIESA? | IMIESA October 2022 : 08 November 2022
- In expert hands, toll roads provide sustainable value : 02 November 2022
- Effective transport systems must be sustainable, resilient and smart : 26 October 2022
- Have you seen the latest issue of IMIESA? | IMIESA September 2022 issue : 24 October 2022
- Construction sector confidence falls due to lack of government projects : 20 October 2022
- IN THE HOT SEAT: Switching over from analogue to digital : 12 October 2022
- Coming up in IMIESA | IMIESA Nov/Dec 2022 : 10 October 2022
- Construction mafia crisis is not only a criminal act : 05 October 2022
- Coming up in IMIESA | IMIESA October 2022 : 30 September 2022
- Rocla and Technicrete recognised at CMA Awards : 28 September 2022
- Taking action to bridge South Africa's power gap : 21 September 2022
- Have you seen the latest issue of IMIESA? | IMIESA August 2022 : 19 September 2022
- Book your SPOT in the 2022 IMESA Conference & Exhibition guide! : 16 September 2022
- Civil engineering industry calls for collaboration to tackle 'construction mafia' : 14 September 2022
- A sustainable approach to driving infrastructure development : 07 September 2022
- Book your SPOT in the 2022 IMESA Conference & Exhibition guide! : 02 September 2022
- Confidence is still high in the construction industry's future : 21 August 2022
- Have you seen the latest issue of IMIESA? | IMIESA July 2022 : 24 August 2022
- Women in construction are breaking the mould : 24 August 2022
- Coming up in IMIESA | IMIESA September 2022 : 22 August 2022
- Prioritising safety on construction sites : 17 August 2022
- SANRAL launch national Vala Zonke potholes programme : 10 August 2022
- AECOMs diverse infrastructure projects support Generation Equality : 03 August 2022
- Coming up in IMIESA | IMIESA August 2022 : 29 July 2022
- Everything you need to know about Ramaphosa's energy action plan : 27 July 2022
- Have you seen the latest issue of IMIESA? | IMIESA June 2022 : 20 July 2022
- Fuel price hike to have devastating impact on construction industry : 20 July 2022
- The evolution of green cement : 13 July 2022
- Intelligent infrastructure needs smart interconnectivity : 06 July 2022
- Forging a strong future for the local steel sector : 29 June 2022
- Afrisam's composite cement leads in sustainability drive : 22 June 2022
- Coming up in IMIESA | IMIESA July 2022 : 20 June 2022
- Have you seen the latest issue of IMIESA? | IMIESA May 2022 : 15 June 2022
- The one thing the construction industry needs right now : 15 June 2022
- South Africa's economy is back to pre-pandemic levels : 08 June 2022
- AfriSam supplies Raubex in N3 upgrade : 01 June 2022
- Coming up in IMIESA : 01 June 2022
- Construction industry can provide foundation for SA's unemployed youth : 25 May 2022
- Technological advances are reshaping the construction industry : 18 May 2022
- Cabinet approves white paper to develop SA's critical rail infrastructure
- Cabinet approves white paper to develop SA's critical rail infrastructure : 11 May 2022
- Have you seen the latest issue of IMIESA?
- Have you seen the latest issue of IMIESA? | IMIESA April 2022 : 09 May 2022
- City of Joburg sitting on R300bn infrastructure backlog
- City of Joburg sitting on R300bn infrastructure backlog : 04 May 2022
- Coming up in IMIESA
- Coming up in IMIESA | IMIESA May 2022 : 28 April 2022
- Joint action needed to stop construction mafia
- Joint action needed to stop construction mafia : 20 April 2022
- Deteriorating road infrastructure compromise Agri produce
- Deteriorating road infrastructure compromise Agri produce : 13 April 2022
- Have you seen our February issue of IMIESA? | IMIESA February 2022 : 11 April 2022
- [IN CASE YOU MISSED IT] Have you seen our February issue of IMIESA?
- 70 years of pump innovation | SA needs deeper welding expertise to maintain safety-critical infrastructure
- 70 years of pump innovation : 06 April 2022
- The latest issue of IMIESA is now available!
- The latest issue of IMIESA is now available | IMIESA March 2022 : 01 April 2022
- Bridging the gap between emerging and established contractors
- Bridging the gap between emerging and established contractors : 30 March 2022
- Coming up in IMIESA
- Blockchain set to be game-changer in construction industry
- Coming up in IMIESA | IMIESA April 2022 : 23 March 2022
- Blockchain set to be game-changer in construction industry : 23 March 2022
- 85th IMESA CONFERENCE | Call for abstract submission
- Construction industry recovery muted by infrastructure rollout
- Construction industry recovery muted by infrastructure rollout : 16 March 2022
- JG Afrika celebrates 100 years of excellence
- JG Afrika celebrates 100 years of excellence : 09 March 2022
- Potential for slow but steady recovery of construction sector | PPPs to help with expansion of primary road network
- Potential for slow but steady recovery of construction sector : 02 March 2022
- IN CASE YOU MISSED IT
- The latest issue of IMIESA | IMIESA Jan 2022 : 01 March 2022
- Effective implementation of PPPs critical to address infrastructure deficit
- Effective implementation of PPPs critical to address infrastructure deficit : 23 February 2022
- Coming up in IMIESA
- Coming up in IMIESA | IMIESA March 2022 : 21 February 2022
- IN CASE YOU MISSED IT | The latest issue of IMIESA
- The latest issue of IMIESA | IMIESA Jan 2022 : 17 February 2022
- Defining the future of networking|5G set to be a construction industry game-changer
- Defining the future of networking : 16 February 2022
- Major infrastructure projects for Mpumalanga
- Major infrastructure projects for Mpumalanga : 09 February 2022
- Construction site security an ongoing challenge
- Construction site security an ongoing challenge : 02 February 2022
- Construction industry holds key role in economic recovery
- Construction industry holds key role in economic recovery : 26 January 2022
- Coming up in IMIESA
- Coming up in IMIESA | IMIESA Feb 2022 : 20 January 2022
- Funding South Africa’s infrastructure spending gap
- Funding South Africa's infrastructure spending gap : 19 January 2022
- Incase you missed the Nov/Dec 2021 Issue of IMIESA
- Finding new homes for construction waste
- Finding new homes for construction waste : 12 January 2022
- ncase you missed the Nov/Dec 2021 Issue of IMIESA | IMIESA Nov/Dec 2021 : 12 Junuary 2022
- Coming up in IMIESA
- Coming up in IMIESA | IMIESA Jan 2022 Sell Sheet : 11 January 2022
- 2021
- My Smart City platform speeds up service delivery in Cape Town
- Sentiment among civil contractors weakens in Q4|Making roads climate-resilient and sustainable
- The latest issue of IMIESA is now available!
- Housing crisis requires full participation from public and private sector|South Africa’s drive to improve provincial roads
- The top 10 risks facing the construction industry|Construction industry set to benefit from localisation initiatives
- The latest issue of IMIESA is now available!
- Coming up in IMIESA
- Eskom set to implement billion rand Transmission Development Plan| SA's drive to improve provincial roads
- The latest issue of IMIESA is now available!
- Quality aggregate at the heart of construction success|R130 million water infrastructure project for Alice
- Civil engineering sector signs new three-year agreements|Citizen Satisfaction Index drops to a 5-year low
- Coming up in IMIESA
- Building energy performance in the spotlight|Smart Robots ready to build a faster construction industry
- Enabling the framework for land acquisition in infrastructure projects| Use of imported cement to be prohibited on government-funded projects
- Have you registered to attend the IMESA Conference yet?
- 69 years of local innovation|Ramaphosa hails job-creation on N2 Wild Coast Road project
- The latest issue of IMIESA is now available!
- Day 2 of the CESA Infrastructure Virtual Indaba 2021has kicked off
- Coming up in IMIESA
- Deconstructing SA’s construction essentials in an ever-changing world|Cape Town launched Africa’s first truly biophilic building
- R93 million special road maintenance project set to improve road safety |Ambitious Cape Town housing project gets thumbs up
- Zutari co-creates community solutions in Soweto|TCTA and its fundamental role in water infrastructure
- The latest issue of IMIESA is now available!
- PPC launches skills training for bakkie builders|Deputy Minister Noxolo Kiviet applauds Women in Construction at 2021 ERWIC Awards
- Coming up in IMIESA
- PPC launches skills training for bakkie builders|Prioritising gender diversity in construction
- Calls for public comment on draft National Infrastructure Plan|Mixed-use developments drive trends for integration
- Have you seen the latest issue of IMIESA?
- Turning the tide against rampant corruption in the construction industry|The programme makes every project count
- Repairing concrete with concrete in sewer systems|SA construction industry engaging government on a master plan
- Service delivery app launches in Johannesburg and Cape Town|IZA calls for a new zinc refinery to be built in South Africa
- Coming up in IMIESA
- Ramaphosa's smart city dream becomes 'reality in the making'|Construction industry body condemns damage to property
- Construction industry inches towards solutions to current crisis|Demolition vs deconstruction in a sustainable built environment
- The latest issue of IMIESA is now available!
- The latest issue of IMIESA is now available!
- Sanral to install cable car at N2 Wild Coast project
- IMIESA Special Feature
- iPAVe saves billions by redefining live deflection measurement|Nurturing key construction expertise in South Africa
- WEBINAR |Breaking Down Barriers for Women in Construction
- Coming up in IMIESA
- SA's construction sector recovery slowed in first quarter|Ports authority to become an independent subsidiary of Transnet
- Corruption in the construction sector costing SA billions|Updated specifications are needed to meet cement innovation
- Keeping pace with urbanisation - Bhavna Soni
- Zutari plays a key role in the biggest industrial development in Tshwane|A time for action
- The latest issue of IMIESA is now available!
- Top-end wall technology enhances new homes in Thembisa|Awards set to celebrate women in the construction industry
- World's first concept for rechargeable cement-based batteries|SRK brings Africa's voice to EU responsible sourcing process
- IMIESA Special Feature | Who's Who in Geotechnical Engineering
- Coming up in IMIESA
- IMIESA Municipality Feature | Igniting Excellence in the City Of Tshwane
- SA construction sites are hotbeds for organised crime|Construction sector needs formally certified skills to capitalise on opportunities
- The latest issue of IMIESA is now available!
- Time for action and less talk on infrastructure development|Africa's growing infrastructure needs
- The latest issue of IMIESA is now available!
- IMIESA special feature | Who's Who in Cement & Concrete
- SA could cut planned infrastructure budget by addressing billions of litres of wasted water
- Sisulu calls on South Africans to embrace Cuban Engineers|Project Management, the key to service delivery
- IMIESA special feature | Who's Who in Cement & Concrete
- Coming up in IMIESA
- Construction industry set to bounce back in 2021|Private sector building activity slows to the lowest level since 1994
- Road maintenance in SA: challenges, progress, and solutions
- AECOM ready to help get R100bn Infrastructure Fund off the ground|Survey confirms billions lost in investment
- The latest issue of IMIESA is now available!
- SRK engineers, scientists support the Jukskei river clean-up project| Hall Longmore ventures into dual-layer FBE coatings
- The latest issue of IMIESA is now available!
- Prepping for non-structural repairs| AfDB funds $530 million electricity project
- IMIESA special feature | Who's who in roads
- Coming up in IMIESA
- Senqu bridge construction tender kicks off | Lanseria Smart City unlikely to make a big splash in SA's urban landscape
- The latest issue of IMIESA is now available!
- Clear roadmap needed on infrastructure spending| Cement & Concrete SA established to drive the industry to new heights
- Coming up in IMIESA
- GRP Stronger and better with Flowtite SA| The reality of government's DDM
- The latest issue of IMIESA is now available!
- Liquidations in construction reach the highest level in 2 years| How the construction industry can meet decarbonization targets
- Making the Construction Charter work for your company| SA government construction tenders and contracts still don't acknowledge Covid-19 risks
- The importance of quality, integrity and accountability in SA's road to recovery| Creating new possibilities
- Building and construction activity at financial crisis levels | Setting the benchmark for electrical excellence and safety
- The latest issue of IMIESA is now available!
- IMIESA special feature | A well-managed and -governed city
- Coming up in IMIESA
- City of Cape Town empowers small businesses through training and development | Three-year project to upgrade Fort Beaufort-Alice road
- Covid-19 could accelerate technology adoption in construction| Infrastructure recovery hinges on urgent action, innovation
- Construction industry banded together to survive COVID-19| Government not doing enough to fast track development
- 2020
- Eastern Cape a growth engine for construction| Government is not doing enough to fast track development, shows survey
- What is the Government's District Development Model all about and is it achievable?
- Civil activity increases somewhat in Q4|COVID-19 pandemic offers African aviation a chance to reset
- Construction industry banded together to survive COVID-19 | Cape Town powers up its own future with increased uptake from IPPs
- Green buildings are key to reducing energy consumption | How Africa can get more from its minerals
- IMIESA special feature | Capital equipment & plant hire
- Coming up in IMIESA | IMIESA Jan 2021 main body sell sheet mailer
- CESA highlights the importance of value in the quest for quality and sustainable infrastructure
- Infrastructure to pave way for a global recovery from coronavirus pandemic | Multi-Million Rand road construction project to create jobs
- The latest issue of IMIESA is now available!
- Is Capacitation and Empowerment possible while remaining Sustainable?
- Anti-corruption strategy to support infrastructure plan | Mega cities integral to construction industry transformation
- Unpacking infrastructure as a driver for growth
- Coming up in IMIESA | IMIESA Nov main body sell sheet mailer
- Empowering SMMEs in construction is a win-win situation| Civils firms keen to support bargaining council
- Coming up in IMIESA | IMIESA Nov special feature sell sheet mailer
- Joburg's R160m M1 double-decker bridge repair 'a waste of resources'| Johannesburg is accelerating its plans to become a smart city
- Don't forget this is happening tomorrow!
- Why has Government chosen Infrastructure Development as a key driver for economic growth?
- R84 billion mega-city in Gauteng to address housing for 'missing middle'|Aarto Act outlines new driving rules for South-Africa
- The latest issue of IMIESA is now available! | IMIESA September issue mailer
- IMIESA special feature | Sabita who's who | IMIESA Oct Sabita feature sell sheet mailer
- Green building offers solution to construction crisis|No. 6 Silo building receives star environmental rating from the Green Buildings Council of SA
- Build your brand with IMIESA
- Construction activity levels remain ultra-depressed|Recovery of construction industry will require collaboration and insight
- Coming up in IMIESA
- Building confidence rebounds in Q3|Infrastructure is a sound investment
- Coming up in IMIESA | IMIESA Oct special feature sell sheet mailer
- Sanral raises more confusion than clarity on e-tolls | New 'mega city' to be built in Gauteng
- At the cutting-edge of municipal infrastructure delivery | Mitigating risk is more important than ever in the construction industry
- The latest issue of IMIESA is now available!
- State-of-the-art construction training and trade-testing facility set to open doors in October | Building Africa back better after the COVID-19 pandemic
- Coming up in IMIESA
- Coming up in IMIESA
- Sanral ready to implement R30bn worth of construction projects | Covid-19 is driving an important shift in building-design trends
- R15 billion development to reimagine Cape Town's foreshore | Property forum to address future of construction and development sector
- The construction industry cannot afford Covid-19 non-compliance | Infrastructure Commission to fast-track projects valued at R340bn
- The latest issue of IMIESA is now available!
- Coming up in IMIESA
- Covid-19 forces changes to standard construction contracts | Sustainability a key driver in future of architecture and design
- Covid-19 pandemic renders construction industry vulnerable to scams | Steel Industry on track to meet DTI's 2035 agenda
- Coming up in IMIESA
- Have you read our latest issue of IMIESA?
- Western Cape construction industry to prepare for COVID-19 peak | Smart transport and e-mobility the catalyst to green recovery
- Mentorship is crucial in the drive to empower women in construction | Turnaround times for construction applications significantly reduced
- The latest issue of IMIESA is now available!
- Build your brand with IMIESA
- Construction confidence records an all-time low | Takeaways from the 2020 Sustainable Infrastructure Development Symposium
- Building confidence at all-time low | Architectural firms hit by severe hardship due to lockdown
- Coming up in IMIESA
- Coming up in IMIESA
- Back to work for the construction industry, but not business as usual | Energy ministry proposes 2500 megawatt nuclear power plant
- SA contractors may not need to bear full cost of Covid-19 delays | Construction in Sub-Saharan Africa slowing down amidst lockdown policies
- Port of Ngqura makes bringing green energy to SA possible | Foundations you can trust
- The latest issue of IMIESA is now available!
- Coming up in IMIESA
- Construction industry welcomes easing of lockdown | Welding apprenticeship programme to boost South Africa's skills base
- Coming up in IMIESA
- Construction giant Group Five to delist from JSE after 46 years | Construction sector expected to play major role in South Africa's economic recovery
- Pressured construction sector seeks relief funds, opportunities | Bargaining Council for Civil Engineering waives April and May levies
- A return to work for built environment professionals | Timber industry offers its resources to government for housing and isolation units
- Have you read the latest issue of IMIESA?
- SA Taxi sign $100 million loan agreement to boost transport sector | COVID-19 will cause global construction output to shrink
- Call for construction industry to be declared essential service|Sisulu warns against evictions and land invaders
- Construction industry establishes COVID-19 rapid response task team | COVID-19 ripples into the container industry
- Sub-Saharan Africa construction sector highly vulnerable to coronavirus impact | Infrastructure growth needs industry engagement
- The latest issue of IMIESA is available!
- African Development Bank launches social bond to fight COVID-19 | Construction confidence edges higher in Q1,says survey
- In case you missed it - the latest issue of IMIESA
- Coming up in IMIESA
- Criminal gangs and coronavirus threaten safety in construction industry | SAPPMA urges government to invest in water infrastructure
- Coming up in IMIESA
- How transport industry is dealing with coronavirus
- Impact of COVID-19 on the infrastructure, energy, and mining sectors
- Arresting mafia gangs first step to reviving construction industry
- Coming up in IMIESA
- R60bn allocated for Gauteng infrastructure
- 2023
- Newsletter 1 November 2023 (copy 16)
- Newsletter 26 October 2023 (copy 14)
- Newsletter 19 October 2023 (copy 13)
- Newsletter 12 October 2023 (copy 13)
- Newsletter 4 October 2023 (copy 12)
- Newsletter 28 September 2023 (copy 10)
- Newsletter 21 September 2023 (copy 09)
- Newsletter 14 September 2023 (copy 07)
- Arme Trade
- Newsletter 07 September 2023 (Copy 05)
- Newsletter 31 August 2023 (copy 03)
- News August 2023 (copy 02)
- News August 2023 (copy 01)
- News August 2023
- Mpact reports robust operations and strong financial performance
- Celebrating World Water Day 2023: Accelerating Change
- Coming up in ReSource May 2023 edition
- Plastics play a pertinent role in ensuring SA's water infrastructure and security
- Planning for a water secure future begins today |National Water Week is a 'rallying call' for smart thinking around water
- DWS's 'captain' and his plan for 2023 | Indicators of water quality: temperature, depth and conductivity
- The latest issue of ReSource is now available!
- SABS cautions against unverified claims of degradable plastics
- The latest issue of Water&Sanitation Africa is now available! | WASA Jan/Feb issue mailer
- From load-shedding to water-shedding | Water crisis intensifies due to lack of maintenance of infrastructure
- Creating a World Without Waste | Plans are afoot for recycling of e-waste
- Department of Water and Sanitation tightens hand on officials' misconduct
- Green sector investment needed for sector growth
- Pioneering wastewater technology trialled by eThekwini municipality
- The energy transition - a just transition or a fair transition?
- Coming up in Water&Sanitation Africa | In the upcoming WASA Mar/April 2023 edition
- DBSA launch Kazungula water supply project | Vuthela shine spotlight on how PPPs can provide basic water services
- City of Cape Town encourages formation of recycling start-ups
- How load-shedding impacts the water in your tap - and what you can do about it
- Introducing impactful solutions through waste recycling
- Vandalism of water infrastructure sets government back
- Reclaimers have a role to play in the shift to a circular economy
- High stages of load shedding impact water supply operations in Cape Town
- Coming up in Water&Sanitation Africa | WASA Jan/Feb sell sheet mailer
- Drafting an integrated waste management strategy for a retail business
- Developing low-cost water metering devices | Sanitation solutions can reduce school absenteeism
- 2022
- Revolutionary solution to South Africa's impending water crisis
- Coming up in ReSource February 2023
- Plans afoot for recycling of e-waste in iLembe
- Calls for collaboration to improve water and sanitation provision in eThekwini Municipality
- The latest issue of ReSource is now available!
- Ban imposed on export of copper and scrap metal
- Most read stories in Water and Sanitation South Africa for the month of November :29 November 2022
- The latest issue of Water&Sanitation Africa is now available! | WASA Nov/Dec issue : 28 November 2022
- HEINEKEN is brewing a better world : 24 November 2022
- If you value water, value sanitation|SRK helps South Africa measure SDG progress : 22 November 2022
- Can planks and paper packaging help solve the climate crisis? : 17 November 2022
- Turning the tide on South Africa's water crisis : 15 November 2022
- Transforming the waste sector by investing in the next generation: 10 November 2022
- Umgeni Water flagship project nears completion : 08 November 2022
- Groundbreaking research on the impact of microplastic pollution in oceans : 03 November 2022
- Does South Africa have a water crisis or simply a water problem? : 01 november 2022
- Contamination of recyclables negatively impacts recycling industry : 27 October 2022
- Universal access to safe drinking water requires increased investment : 25 October 2022
- Most read stories in Water and Sanitation South Africa this month : 18 October 2022
- Coming up in ReSource November 2022 : 15 October 2022
- Partnerships are key to achieving a world without waste : 13 October 2022
- The latest issue of ReSource is now available! | ReSource August Issue : 12 October 2022
- Rethinking water management in South Africa : 11 October 2022
- Celebrating recycling - one of the levers of the green economy : 06 October 2022
- Turning sanitation infrastructure into a bathroom appliance : 04 October 2022
- Waste management and recycling to create oil canister product : 29 September 2022
- Reliable level readings from remote areas : 27 September 2022
- The latest issue of Water&Sanitation Africa is now available! | WASA Sept/Oct issue : 23 September 2022
- Coca-Cola brings a world without waste : 22 September 2022
- Protecting our water resources through compliance, monitoring and enforcement : 20 September 2022
- Recycling takes rubbish from trash to treasure : 15 September 2022
- DWS received inputs on how to better sustain water resources : 13 September 2022
- Coming up in Water&Sanitation Africa | WASA Nov/Dec : 12 September 2022
- Why businesses going paperless can do more harm than good : 08 Septemner 2022
- Human Rights Commission conference focused on water and sanitation issues : 06 September 2022
- Converting unrecyclable plastic into eco-concrete : 01 September 2022
- Women's important role in curbing vandalism of water infrastructure : 30 August 2022
- Averda to build plastic recycling facility in South Africa : 25 August 2022
- The latest issue of Water&Sanitation Africa is now available! | WASA July/August issue : 23 August 2022
- KZN municipalities consulting on establishing a single water entity : 23 August 2022
- Paper recycling stats show an increase in consumption : 18 August 2022
- PETCO turns the tide on plastic waste : 11 August 2022
- Turning the wheels on waste : 04 August 2022
- M&D sets benchmark in pipeline construction : 02 August 2022
- Gauteng waste reclaimers have collected 700,000kg of plastic : 28 July 2022
- Finalising water-use licence applications within 90 days : 06 July 2022
- Taking baling to new heights : 21 July 2022
- Drive to avert water shortages in Nelson Mandela Bay intensified : 19 July 2022
- Plastic-free July? Let's work towards a litter-free world instead : 14 July 2022
- Minister calls for acceleration on water leaks repairs : 12 July 2022
- Over 2 billion plastic bottles recovered for recycling in SA : 07 July 2022
- Business sector is ramping up water-saving initiatives : 05 July 2022
- Proactive approach to managing construction waste : 30 June 2022
- DWS prioritises bulk water supply project in Eastern Cape : 28 June 2022
- Coming up in ReSource August 2022 | ReSource August 2022 : 27 June 2022
- Unpacking the importance of waste compaction : 23 June 2022
- DWS calls on residents to adhere to water restrictions : 21 June 22
- R30m allocated to address water challenges following KZN floods: 14 June 2022
- An organic solution to SA's mining waste problem : 09 June 2022
- Massive security upgrades to prohibit vandalism of water plants : 07 June 2022
- Recycling hazardous used oil is essential to protect the environment : 02 June 2022
- Coming up in Water&Sanitation Africa | WASA Jul/Aug : 02 June 2022
- Water projects everywhere, but yielding nothing fit to drink :31 May 2022
- Unlocking a sustainable future : 27 May 2022
- The latest issue of ReSource is now available! | ReSource May Issue : 26 May 2022
- The latest issue of Water&Sanitation Africa is now available! | WASA May/June : 24 May 2022
- Section 63 Intervention on water projects in uMkhanyakude : 24 May 2022
- Ford South Africa transitions to solar power : 19 May 2022
- SA may face a water crisis worse than electricity disaster : 17 May 2022
- Food security - where environmental and social collide | Shoprite Group to tackle food waste issue
- Food security - where environmental and social collide : 12 May 2022
- SAHRC set to investigate Tongaat water shortages
- SAHRC set to investigate Tongaat water shortages : 10 May 2022
- Calls to invest in coal increase in South Africa as power cuts continue
- Calls to invest in coal increase in South Africa as power cuts continue : 05 May 2022
- Ethekwini municipality rebuilding water infrastructure |Green Drop Programme highlights SA's sewage problem
- Ethekwini municipality rebuilding water infrastructure : 03 May 2022
- SA brands move towards sustainable packaging
- SA brands move towards sustainable packaging : 28 April 2022
- KZN flooding a 'wake-up call' for more resilient infrastructure
- KZN flooding a 'wake-up call' for more resilient infrastructure : 26 April 2022
- Book your spot in the WISA 2022 Conference & Exhibition guide!
- South Africa approaches 'landfill day zero'
- South Africa approaches 'landfill day zero' : 21 April 2022
- IN CASE YOU MISSED IT | Have you seen the latest issue of ReSource?!
- Have you seen the latest issue of ReSource?! | ReSource February Issue : 19 April 2022
- Interventions to resolve water-related issues
- Interventions to resolve water-related issues : 19 April 2022
- City of Cape Town converts waste into energy
- City of Cape Town converts waste into energy : 14 April 2022
- Deteriorating road infrastructure compromise Agri produce : 13 April 2022
- Establishment of Water Resource Infrastructure Agency
- Establishment of Water Resource Infrastructure Agency : 12 April 2022
- Coming up in ReSource May
- Coming up in ReSource May | ReSource May 2022 : 08 April 2022
- Plastics industry distances itself from plastic bag tax scam | Renewable and sustainable energy for businesses
- Plastics industry distances itself from plastic bag tax scam : 07 April 2022
- PepsiCo commits to be Net Water Positive by 2030|Interventions to resolve water issues in Eastern Cape
- PepsiCo commits to be Net Water Positive by 2030 : 05 April 2022
- What does the future of electricity generation look like?
- What does the future of electricity generation look like? : 31 March 2022
- Water and Sanitation Africa Free Digital Subscription
- Superior sludge dewatering technology reaches SA's shores
- Superior sludge dewatering technology reaches SA's shores : 29 March 2022
- Coming up in Water&Sanitation Africa
- Coming up in Water&Sanitation Africa | WASA Mar/Apr : 28 March 2022
- Recycling gathers momentum in Africa | The surprise weapon in the fight against climate change
- Recycling gathers momentum in Africa : 24 March 2022
- Happy World Water Day!
- Happy World Water Day! : 22 March
- Waste management sector to create 29 000 jobs
- Waste management sector to create 29 000 jobs : 17 March 2022
- The latest issue of Water&Sanitation Africa is now available!
- The latest issue of Water&Sanitation Africa is now available! | WASA March/April : 15 March 2022
- South Africa's groundwater critical for water future : 15 March 2022
- South Africa's groundwater critical for water future | Interventions to resolve water issues in Eastern Cape
- The latest issue of ReSource is now available!
- The latest issue of ReSource is now available! | ReSource February Issue : 14 March 2022
- SA faces criticism for continuing with single-use plastics
- SA faces criticism for continuing with single-use plastics : 10 March 2022
- Key infrastructure projects for development of water resources | Helping communities become more water resilient
- Key infrastructure projects for development of water resources : 08 March 2022
- Green financing is likely to evolve over the next few years | How recycled waste can be used to make roads to create a circular economy
- Green financing is likely to evolve over the next few years : 03 March 2022
- Kromdraai Mine ordered to take accountability for water pollution
- Kromdraai Mine ordered to take accountability for water pollution : 01 March 2022
- [EXCLUSIVE] KFC is going beyond sustainable packaging
- [EXCLUSIVE] KFC is going beyond sustainable packaging : 24 February 2022
- Municipalities urged to conduct drinking water analysis
- Municipalities urged to conduct drinking water analysis : 22 February 2022
- Wireless power can reduce electronic waste|Recycled waste used to make roads
- Wireless power can reduce electronic waste : 17 February 2022
- Have you seen the latest issue of Water&Sanitation Africa?
- Have you seen the latest issue of Water&Sanitation Africa? | WASA Jan/Feb 2022? : 17 February 2022
- DWS to conduct National Water and Sanitation Summit
- DWS to conduct National Water and Sanitation Summit : 15 February 2022
- Dispatchable renewable energy is not a pipe-dream
- Dispatchable renewable energy is not a pipe-dream : 10 February 2022
- Department owed R14.6bn in water bill by SA municipalities
- Department owed R14.6bn in water bill by SA municipalities : 08 February 2022
- Face masks can be recycled and converted to energy
- Face masks can be recycled and converted to energy : 03 February 2022
- Coming up in Water&Sanitation Africa
- Coming up in Water&Sanitation Africa | WASA Mar/Apr : 02 February 2022
- Ageing water infrastructure requires urgent maintenance : 01 February 2022
- Ageing water infrastructure requires urgent maintenance
- How Covid 19 Face masks can be recycled and converted to energy
- Concern rises as toxic chemicals get dumped in the ocean|Challenges within the recycling industry
- Concern rises as toxic chemicals get dumped in the ocean : 27 January 2022
- Water training that generates a financial return
- Water training that generates a financial return : 25 January 2022
- Coca-Cola launches new sustainability platform
- Coca-Cola launches new sustainability platform : 20 January 2022
- From appalling to appealing – wastewater sludge beneficiation
- From appalling to appealing - wastewater sludge beneficiation : 18 January 2022
- Critical waste paper shortages in South Africa
- Critical waste paper shortages in South Africa : 13 January 2022
- Coming up in Water&Sanitation Africa
- Coming up in Water&Sanitation Africa | WASA Jan/Feb : 13 January 2022
- Innovative spillway design put to the test as Garden Route Dam overflows
- Innovative spillway design put to the test as Garden Route Dam overflows 11 January 2022
- The South African paper recycling industry is facing a critical shortage of various grades of waste paper, in particular pre-consumer (K3) and post-consumer (K4) brown/kraft cardboard
- 2021
- Circular and sustainable asset disposal solutions
- Bid to develop National faecal sludge management strategy
- Informal waste recycling site in Tswane removed
- The link between power security and water|New investment in homegrown technology providing water
- Hydrate and recycle – take care of your health and the environment these holidays
- African Development Bank approves new water strategy|Groundwater harvesting expands in the Eastern Cape
- A Roadmap to ending energy poverty by 2030 | Waste Not, Want Not
- Coming up in Water & Sanitation Africa
- Radical innovation needed to transform the water sector|South Africa and Denmark renew water sector collaboration
- The latest issue of Water&Sanitation Africa is now available!
- A new chapter has opened for commercial funding of sustainability projects
- The latest issue of ReSource is now available!
- SCA lifts embargo on trade of water use entitlements|R130 million water infrastructure project for Alice
- First carbon registry to reward SMMEs for going green|First carbon registry to reward SMMEs for going green
- DWS co-funds R48 million Tulbagh Bulk Water Supply Project|Transparency in government is paramount
- Supermarket trolley crowned recycled product of the year|A new chapter has opened for commercial funding of sustainability projects
- Water technology successfully rehabilitates Mahikeng’s drinking water source |Komani community already benefitting from Xonxa Water Project
- Drought effects still affecting some parts of Eastern Cape|Kliprand water and sanitation project to restore dignity
- South Africa faces a tough road to net-zero emissions by 2050|RecyclePaperZA calls on citizens to recycle paper products
- Highs in a year of lows –Umgeni Water delivers on its mandate|BlueGreen Water Technologies rehabilitates Setumo Dam
- Water&Sanitation Africa July/Aug 2021
- Addressing growing wastewater systems’ challenges|Western Cape hydrological cycle is nearing its end
- Call for South Africans to ‘step it up’ this recycle week and beyond| Are you making these paper recycling mistakes?
- DWS experts to assess river condition in Northern Cape|TCTA and its fundamental role in water infrastructure
- Coming up in Water&Sanitation Africa
- The latest issue of Water&Sanitation Africa is now available!
- SA ranked amongst the world’s worst plastic polluters | Looming landfill crisis faces South Africa’s largest metros
- R3 billion spent on Giyani water project, community still without water|Water security for hospitals
- Coming up in ReSource November
- Environmental organisations concerned about SA’s no-show at plastics treaty meeting
- The Essential Salt and Acidity
- Manage growing quantities of hazardous medical waste |Spar moving towards becoming a carbon-neutral
- Resumption of water supply to Tshwane communities | Water storage tank manufacturer expands range
- The organic waste landfill ban is around the corner: Are we ready?
- Detailed Report The latest issue of ReSource is now available!
- Climate change report shines spotlight on Africa’s agriculture potential |Driving sustainable practices in the tyre industry
- The water crisis: it’s not a supply issue |Vaal Dam overtakes last year’s levels
- Big players take the lead in reducing waste sent to landfill|Legislation preventing the recycling of mining waste
- DWS fast-tracking implementation of the Ngqamakhwe Regional Water Supply Scheme|Pipe line to provide additional water supply
- Role of pipeline infrastructure in mitigating climate risks is undervalued
- Is SA doing enough to avert a water crisis?|Increasing dam storage capacity through the NatSilt Programme
- Department commits to addressing water pollution and drinking water quality in SA
- Your Weekly Infrastructure News Round-Up
- Renewable energy only accounts for 7% of South Africa's total energy supply, study finds
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- Joburg-based digital recycling platform wins big at global competition|Turning fruit waste into energy
- Coming up in Water&Sanitation Africa
- The latest issue of Water&Sanitation Africa is now available!
- Groundwater projects provide water to water-distressed communities|Water stewardship gives mines the broader view
- ERWIC Awards | ENTRY DEADLINE EXTENDED
- New draft guidelines for assessments for environmental consent applications
- Digital twins and the race to rescue water infrastructure|Blue and Green Drop programmes re-launched to help improve water quality
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- South Africa's first electric bus officially goes live| Challenges facing municipalities in waste management
- Protecting your personal information
- Monitoring your effluent
- WWF report unpacks recycling from an industry perspective| Plastics industry helps to clean beaches and remove visible litter
- Coming up in ReSource August
- DWS takes the crucial first steps towards resolving sewer spillages in the Vaal|Desalination could boost South Africa's water supply
- Your Weekly Infrastructure News Round-Up
- SA needs energy performance legislation sooner rather than later | Reimaging, recreating and restoring our ecosystems
- TCTA raises R15bn for Lesotho water project |Nelson Mandela Bay dam levels reach record low
- Sisulu determined to root out corruption in water department |IVRS continues to take a knock as dry winter persists
- Your Weekly Infrastructure News Round-Up
- New WWF report looks at recycling in South Africa from an industry perspective
- Wastewater-based surveillance gives early warning of Covid-19 resurgence
- The latest issue of Water&Sanitation Africa is now available!
- Your Weekly Infrastructure News Round-Up
- Used oil generators urged to recycle to protect the environment|Boost for recycling as bottle labeling trial signals success
- Coming up in Water&Sanitation Africa
- Water Warrior Feature
- Municipalities are losing R9.9 billion of water down the drain|DWS officially implements 90-day turnaround on water use licence
- Unique recycling project gains national traction|Consol glass joins the battle to raise awareness about ocean pollution
- African Development Bank Board approves water policy, prioritizing water security|DWS reiterates call for prudent water use
- The latest issue of ReSource is now available!
- The latest issue of Water&Sanitation Africa is now available!
- Your Weekly Infrastructure News Round-Up
- Colgate's first recyclable toothpaste tube comes to South Africa|Business must plan now for job creation amid transition to a lower-carbon economy
- Effects of drought still lingering over the Eastern Cape | DWS finalising tenders to address sewer Vaal River spillages
- Register for a Live Q&A, discussing the amended Section 18 Extended Producer Responsibility Regulation
- WEBINAR | Live Q&A discussing amended Section 18 Extended Producer Responsibility Regulations
- Brand owners, manufactures, importers, retailers BEWARE!|Creating the future of waste management
- SA could cut planned infrastructure budget by addressing billions of litres of wasted water
- Stellenbosch launches Waste Material Recovery Facility for residents
- Coming up in ReSource May
- DWS condemns vandalism of water and sanitation infrastructure
- Doubling down on plastic bag producers|Reed Exhibitions Africa set on 'greening' conferences and reducing waste to landfill
- South Africa's paper recycling rate is on the up|Woolworths is scrapping plastic bags in 50 stores by end of April
- SA needs action, regulation to overcome water and waste crises|Australia buys back gum trees and improves SA's water-saving
- Coming up in ReSource
- Coming up in Water&Sanitation Africa
- R2.5 million partnership formed for water conservation in South Africa|Water stress can put business models in jeopardy
- Tetra Pak highlights packaging industry's key 2021 conundrum | Global leaders support bold action on climate change adaptation for Africa
- Water-Wise City is a smart choice to optimise Africa's water infrastructure|IVRS sees an upsurge following two weeks of decline
- Plastics SA recognises clean-up champions of the year | SA Plastics Pact launches roadmap to 2025
- Coming up in ReSource
- Skills and collaboration needed to overcome growing water challenges|Japan hands over training center to boost SA water sector
- Coming up in Water&Sanitation Africa
- Launch of e-waste recycling bin to curb the rising tide of e-waste in South Africa
- Ground-breaking technology set to save SA's waterways|Motheo construction saves a landmark billion liters of water
- Taking stock of your recycling habits|How the marine sector can work towards low carbon shipping
- The latest issue of Water&Sanitation Africa is now available!
- 1 Instrument ' 12 Water Quality Parameters|DWS pledges to deal with sewer spillages into the Vaal River
- The latest issue of Water&Sanitation Africa is now available!
- Your Weekly Infrastructure News Round-Up
- Super Cartons campaign promotes recycling of food and beverage cartons|The carbon story of paper
- Groundwater may hold the key to solving SA's water problem|DWS celebrates Water Month under the theme 'valuing water'
- Your Weekly Infrastructure News Round Up
- Preventing coal ash from reaching dumpsites|EPR regulations are an ongoing commitment
- Sisulu welcomes newly appointed board of Amatola Water|Service provider ordered to pay back over R27 million earned fraudulently to DWS
- South African enterprise diverts millions of kg of food waste from landfill|Reimagining the potential of waste
- Learning from Day Zero with Water Heroes|DWS prepares to issue Water Use Licences in 90 days
- What does water mean to you?
- Tufflex becomes first plastics recycler in SA to sign Operation Clean Sweep pledge
- Transform SA's water, energy and transport assets in 2021| Nelson Mandela Bay battles Day Zero
- Your Weekly Infrastructure News Round Up
- Successful fishing line bin project expands its footprint | Taking a holistic approach to e-waste
- South Africa's dams are built to withstand floods | Building a water efficient sector
- Your Weekly Infrastructure News Round Up
- The latest issue of ReSource is now available!
- From trash to ash and protecting mother nature
- Taking the pressure off water industry with digitalisation | Is water part of your business risk assessment?
- Coming up in Water&Sanitation Africa
- The latest issue of Water&Sanitation Africa is now available!
- Tshwane winning war on illegal dumping | Not all doom and gloom for PET recycling
- Zutari develops electro-desalination water treatment solutions for industry
- Department postpones implementation of EPR Regulations | Shisalanga paving the way with asphalt
- Abeco announces completion of its biggest tank in Africa| Department committed to improve water supply amid COVID-19
- In case you missed it - the latest issue of ReSource is available!
- How Covid-19 impacted the waste sector and its workforce | Enel and Qatar join forces to develop renewables in Sub-Saharan Africa
- Zutari develops electro-desalination water treatment solutions for industry| How much more can our environment take?
- 2020
- IRENA and African Development Bank partner to scale up renewable energy investments in Africa
- Zutari develops electro-desalination water treatment solutions for industry| How much more can our environment take?
- Waste picker's success story receives national kudos|Celebrating a decade of green economy growth
- Water Research Commission launches Water Innovations Report & the WRC-TIA Water Seed Fund
- Unpacking SA's Premier Waste Event
- WasteCon: Unpacking SA's Premier Waste Event
- SA urged to support responsible waste management efforts| Food manufacturers and retailers commit to reducing food waste
- R600m lifeline given to cash-strapped water boards|Limpopo residents urged to save water as Dam levels continues to decline
- The latest issue of ReSource is now available!
- Your Weekly Infrastructure News Round Up
- Mounting plastic waste risks lives, diminishes sustainable change| 4IR and its positive impact on waste sector
- Coming up in ReSource | ReSource Feb 2021 sell sheet mailer
- Vaal Dam notches increase for second week in a row|Unilever on a drive to eradicate pit toilets in schools
- The latest issue of Water&Sanitation Africa is now available!
- Your Weekly Infrastructure News Round Up
- Polystyrene recycling in SA increased by 19 % during 2019 | Developing a roadmap for the managing of plastic waste in SA
- Value chains boost water security| Gauteng dam levels remains stable, water users urged to harvest rainwater
- Waste management companies urged to help limit landfill fires | Getting 'Tuff' on waste in South Africa
- Sisulu calls on DWS and water boards to support SIU investigations|Zutari assists UCT to become a net zero water university by 2050
- Book your space in the official WasteCon guide
- Reducing food waste with sustainable packaging | Proposed process to manage carbon budgets
- Coming up in Water&Sanitation Africa
- Water Research Commission uses wastewater to monitor COVID-19|South African dam levels on a downward slide
- Coming up in ReSource | ReSource Nov&Feb sell sheet mailer
- SA's plastic pollution strategy | Emissions require drastic measures
- Progress on Polihali diversion tunnels | Rapid implementation promised for KZN water projects
- Book your space in the WISA Conference Guide
- Your Weekly Infrastructure News Round Up
- Data shows aluminium is one of the most recycled materials|Food waste initiative aims to achieve more sustainable planet
- Coming up in ReSource | ReSource Nov sell sheet mailer
- DWS reaffirms commitment to tackle Vaal River pollution|Water users urged to continue to save water for brighter tomorrow
- Infrastructure central to Economic Recovery Plan
- Latest figures show growth in plastics recycling industry| Environmental committee calls for adherence to laws on plastics use
- Effective and efficient water solutions|DWS encourages handwashing to prevent spread of diseases
- Your Weekly Infrastructure News Round Up | Infrastructure News Round Up Mailer
- International E-Waste Day aims to promote proper e-waste disposal| Handling medical waste during a pandemic
- Coming up in ReSource | ReSource Nov sell sheet mailer
- In case you missed it - the latest issue of ReSource is now available!
- Cape Town dams reach historic 100% mark for first time since 2014|Black water to potable water treatment and purification
- Coming up in Water&Sanitation Africa
- Close to 20 tons of litter removed from the beaches during Coastal Clean-Up day| Using AI-based solutions to improve waste logistics
- Building efficiencies into the water cycle| R50m allocated for drought intervention in Eastern Cape
- Your Weekly Infrastructure News Round Up | Infrastructure News Round Up Mailer
- DWS calls for responsible water use as Vaal Dam persists to decline| KwaZulu-Natal on track with long-term measures to address water scarcity
- The latest issue of Water&Sanitation Africa is now available!
- Recycling isn't just good for the environment, it also boosts the economy | Just say 'No' to packaging that's not designed to be recycled
- Guide to building owners for water self-sufficiency | Vaal Dam levels drop to 'grim state'
- Your Weekly Infrastructure News Round Up
- SA paper recycling industry sees increase in demand for paper fibre |nternational E-Waste Day to focus on education amid Covid-19
- Water boards urged to commit to clean governance | Water: Life's most precious and scarce resource
- Your Weekly Infrastructure News Round Up
- Changes looming to SA's plastic bag regulations|E-waste can no longer be ignored?
- The latest issue of ReSource is now available!
- Optimal water use can support food security | The story of Nelson Mandela Bay's bulk water maintenance
- No environmental assessments needed for gas, water, electricity and solar infrastructure | Southern African Vinyls Association welcomes Food Packaging Systems as member
- COVID-19 pandemic should be a wake-up call for water security | South Africa to participate in World Water Week at home
- Communities close to waste sites at higher risk of asthma, TB, diabetes & depression ' study | Striving for sustainability
- Coming up in Water & Sanitation Africa
- Explore alternative water sources to enhance water security | Rising temperatures impacts SA dam levels
- Have you read our latest issue of Water&Sanitation Africa?
- PPE waste is a contamination risk to others | Gauteng's landfill future
- Destruction of water infrastructure a huge setback for service delivery | WISA 2020 is going virtual
- Your Weekly Infrastructure News Round Up
- Vlakfontein landfill ' the importance of establishing an atmosphere of mutual trust | Unused PPE found dumped in Hennops River
- COVID-19 peak may put a strain on water availability | DWS condemns the dumping of water meant for communities
- The latest issue of Water&Sanitation Africa is now available!
- Your Weekly Infrastructure News Round Up
- Coming up in ReSource
- Ramaphosa announces carbon tax stimulus relief | Is your waste system resilient?
- Eradication of bucket toilets still a priority for water department | Sisulu tackles corruption at water and sanitation department
- Introducing Infrastructure News Round Up
- Coca-Cola rolls out returnable 2l plastic bottles to more parts of SA | Informal reclaimers receive care packs from SA paper and paper packaging sector
- Department of Water and Sanitation tightens its grip on water polluters | Safeguard waterways and reap the benefits
- Have you read the latest issue of ReSource?
- Have you read our latest issue of Water&Sanitation Africa?
- Webinar: Reinstating SA's lockdown alcohol ban
- 'We don't want a plastic-free world, we want a world free of litter' | How Egypt banks on renewables to meet surge of energy demand
- Pandemic poses risk to SA's water supply | How to achieve shorter water-use licence process
- Webinar: What Is The Future Of Print Media?
- Electronic waste is world's fastest-growing domestic waste stream | Nampak teams up with Bokashi Bran to provide cost-effective recycling for commercial kitchens
- Healthy rivers will boost economic development | Digital water market poised for growth
- Department condemns inappropriate disposal of medical waste | Rumored return of load-shedding confirms need to implement Intergrated ReSource Plan
- Water-use licencing, a catalyst for growth and development | Eastern Cape residents urged to save water
- Working from home?
- PETCO announces positive PET recycling rate | Boiler ash - a wasted resource
- Webinar: Solving the sanitation crisis
- Water must get back on the health agenda | DWS committed to fast tracking water use licensing processes
- Glass recycling an important element in the fight against climate change | Jeweller turns recycled e-waste into amazing pieces
- Coming up in Water&Sanitation Africa
- The latest issue of ReSource is now available!
- Study reveals litter still clogging up Cape Town beaches ' despite lockdown | A greener future for disposal of e-waste
- Lesotho Highlands resumes Phase II of the Lesotho Highlands Water Project | Water users urged to change behaviour and use water sparingly
- Welcome to the home of infrastructure!
- Alternative fuels key to relieving South Africa's energy pressures | COVID-19 has sparked a new discussion on the importance of renewable energy
- The latest issue of Water&Sanitation Africa is now available!
- Vaal Dam dips below 50% mark for the first time in months | The ideal low-pressure solution
- CSIR study shows reusable shopping bags have lower environmental impact | Significant reduction in pollution during COVID-19 lockdown ' but polluters will still need to pay
- Stability in leadership critical to revive Water and Sanitation dept | Eastern Cape's water woes worsened by declining dam levels
- Cape Town waste depot halts operations as workers test positive for coronavirus | Restaurants chains increasingly relying on polystyrene packaging
- 139 cases of fraud and corruption found at DWS | Water and Sanitation receives 100 water tanks from Danish Embassy
- Satellites show decrease in air pollution in South Africa during national lockdown
- 'Stop cutting water supply at night' ' warns Sisulu | South Africa's dam levels see sharp rise
- Eskom shuts power plant after warning ash dam may collapse | Mines can't ignore the carbon tax but they can take control of it
- Amatola Water Board placed under legal administration | Low risk of COVID-19 in SA water systems
- Have you read the latest issue of ReSource?
- COVID-19 global response offers hope to address climate change | A letter to the president: 'Remove limitations on private power generation'
- Committees welcome additional allocation of funds for water provision | Namdock brings water treatment systems on board for international shipping sector
- Positive impact of coronavirus on the environment | Packaging sector aids SA's waste reclaimers during lockdown
- Managing South Africa's water resources | Water tanks provided to communities must be of reliable quality
- Have you read the latest issue of ReSource?
- Have you read our latest issue of Water&Sanitation Africa?
- Destitute waste pickers to receive assistance during countrywide lockdown | Vaalpark reclaimers' plight eased
- Water is key to fighting COVID-19 | Sisulu directs officials to increase pace in the provision of water
- Waste pickers to get some relief from government | SA plastics industry urged to get on board with fighting COVID-19 outbreak
- Coming up in ReSource
- Water tanks in transit to municipalities across SA | Switch on disconnected water, says Sisulu
- Waste collection to continue as per normal during lockdown | A tough but rewarding year for the polystyrene industry
- Sisulu outlines measures to ensure South Africans have access to water | Significant improvement in Hammanskraal water
- Business as usual at Infrastructure News during 21-day lockdown
- Waste collection is essential during the national lockdown | Rethinking mine waste will bring unexpected benefits
- Water scarcity is the next big threat|Water resources are essential to climate change action
- Coming up in Water&Sanitation Africa
- SA equipped to deal with high-risk medical waste from quarantine sites
- New report finds systemic corruption in SA water sector
- The latest issue of Water&Sanitation Africa is available!
- COVID-19: Proper medical waste management critical to prevent spread|Global Recycling Day to recognise recycling heroes across the world
- Rand Water to reduce water supply to municipalities that owe it millions
- Who will benefit from increased plastic bags levies? | Cape Town introduces free residential compost bins
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- Strandfontein residents take matters into own hands following contamination
- Study reveals food waste may be worse than previously estimated
- Sisulu says her department is on top of water crisis