The Recycling and Economic Development Initiative of South Africa (Redisa) has ceased all tyre collection with immediate effect. Redisa released a statement at the end of last week, citing the implementation of a tyre levy as the reason for its...
The number of South Africans receiving basic services from municipalities across the country increased between 2015 and 2016. According to the results which were published by Statistics South Africa (Stats SA), the highest percentage increase was...
The Western Cape has been alerted to brace itself for a monster of a storm which is expected to hit on Wednesday morning. This comes as the province battles the effects of its worst drought in almost 100 years. The South African Weather Service...
Submitted by Hyson Cells After about thirty years the concrete structures that we assumed as being unbreakable suddenly disintegrate and collapse as a result of corrosion of the reinforcing steel. We have solutions for this problem that can be...
With four months to go before the beginning of the trade fair it is clear that IFAT Africa is proving to be relevant to many exhibitors. Close to 100 companies have already registered for the environmental technology trade fair in South Africa in...
Volvo’s S90 models are due to hit the South African market in the second half of 2017, and the new model is expected to boast more advanced and streamlined features. While the vehicles will come directly from China to South Africa, the S90 model is...
‘Next generation’ technologies present new, advanced ways to tackle waste and pollution challenges, experts say. Speaking ahead of the upcoming Pollution and Waste Technology Africa conference, experts say that 4th Industrial Revolution...
The Western Cape has been declared a disaster area after experiencing its worst drought in the last century. The City of Cape Town last experienced a drought between 2004-2005, and while it did implement precautionary measures, the extent of this...
The Western Cape has officially been declared a disaster area. Following the most crippling drought to hit the province in over a century, Premier Helen Zille said the decision will be formally gazetted by this week. Dam levels in the Cape are at...
