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Relief for drought stricken areas

The Department of Water and Sanitation says it will deploy water tanks and drill boreholes in the short-term in areas that are severely affected by the drought. Deborah Mochotlhi, the Deputy Director-General responsible for Planning and Information...

Building sustainable neighbourhoods

Human settlements require multidisciplinary expertise to fully realise the goals of Outcome 8 of the NDP. Kibiti Ntshumaelo, professional engineer and managing director of Lekwa Consulting Engineers, discusses how partnering with the public and...
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Partners in infrastructure

The pressing need to harness the power of public infrastructure to boost economic growth and achieve national development goals is a priority at all levels of government. With 77% of the projected R813 billion to be spent on infrastructure,...

New CEO for CESA

Chris Campbell was appointed as the new CEO of Consulting Engineers South Africa (CESA) CEO, effective from 1 December. The position has been filled by acting CEO Wally Mayne since January when former CEO Lefadi Makibinyane resigned the post in to...

Oudtshoorn Municipality tackles sewage scandal

The Oudtshoorn Waste Water Treatment Works (WWTW) have been thrust into the spotlight in recent weeks, as allegations of sewage pollution making its way from the works into the Olifants River dominated local media reports. Members of a Provincial...
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CT gives backyard dwellers dignity

The roll-out of the City of Cape Town’s, R4 million, Backyarder Programme in Valhalla Park is nearing the halfway mark and progressing well. More than 160 plumbing connections out of the earmarked 331 connections have already been fitted in...