The Department of Water and Sanitation has met with the Khayelitsha Water and Sanitation Forum to discuss water and sanitation issues affecting the community of Khayelitsha. This follows the announcement by Social Justice Coalition (SJC) last month...
The Sandton Hilton set the scene for an awards evening to top all others last night – after a long and vigorous process, the winners of the 5th Annual Standard Bank Rising Star Awards were announced. The past four years have seen these awards grow...
Durban’s heavy rains have not gone far in providing relief to the drought-stricken province. Heavy downpours swept over much of the country in the past few days. Rain was so severe in KwaZulu-Natal that parts of Durban have experienced flooding and...
Africa50, a continental initiative to accelerate infrastructure projects in Africa, is targeted to reach $1 billion in funding within the next six to nine months. Africa50 is an investment bank for infrastructure in Africa that focuses on...
Ethiopian Airlines’ Airbus A350 made its first flight to O. R. Tambo International Airport on Friday, July 22, 2016. The aircraft was met by senior officials from the Department of Transport, Airport’s Company South Africa (ACSA),...
Fifty rivers have been cleaned and cleared of pollution under the Department of Water and Sanitation’s (DWS) clear rivers campaign. “Rivers are the assets of a nation and water security is therefore critical for the country and its population. The...
This year will see the Southern African Plastic Pipe Manufacturer’s Association (SAPPMA) host its 10th PIPES conference – an annual, one-day event targeted specifically at consulting engineers, pipe manufacturers, installers, international...
Xaris Energy and its partners welcome the Namibian High Court’s ruling to reaffirm the decision by NamPower to award Xaris Energy the tender to construct Walvis Bay Power Plant. Arandis Power instituted a High Court application to challenge the...
More than half South Africa’s sewage treatment plants are not fully functional. And experts are saying that government should rather focus on getting rid of costly infrastructure, replacing it with waterless toilets. Source: eNCA Source...
