Water Affairs Minister Edna Molewa yesterday launched the Integrated Inyaka Water Supply Scheme. The completed Integrated Inyaka Water Supply project consists of the Inyaka Water treatment Works Phases 3 & 4, the Acornhoek Bulk Water Pipeline,...
Fifteen community water projects costing a total of Sh15 billion (R98 million) are underway in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, to provide residents with access to clean water. The projects will make a reliable supply of safe and clean water accessible to...
The Department of Water Affairs has slammed the South African Human Rights Commission’s (SAHRC) 2014 report on water and sanitation for being outdated, baseless and misleading. The SAHRC recently released its Report on the Right to Access...
Coatings specialist says it draws on local production network and highly experienced team to deliver high specification products for local utility project. PPG Protective and Marine Coatings announced completion of a major project for Africa Pipe...
In 2013, ERWAT established its commercial business division as a distinct department in order to leverage its success and expertise as a service provider to other municipalities and industry. ERWAT is an established water care municipal business...
SBS Water Systems is a proudly South African owned company, providing water storage solutions in Southern Africa and beyond. It is able to rapidly deliver and install tanks for clients in the municipal, mining, commercial and fire protection...
A long-term increase in the demand for water and wastewater treatment chemicals is expected over the next 10-15 years. This is largely owing to new regulations for maximum limits of pollutants which are being passed being passed globally. Between...
South Africa will observe National Water Week from 17 – 23 March, with a theme that celebrates the country’s achievements over the last two decades of democracy. Celebrations for the week will be held under the banner, ‘Water is Life – 20 Years of...
A new prototype device has been designed to monitor water pumps, making it quicker and easier to locate and fix broken pumps. The smartphone-sized device was developed by Portland State University in the United States. The sensors will be installed...
