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Low dam levels

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...

WC exceeds housing targets for 2014/15

The Western Cape Human Settlements Department has exceeded its housing delivery targets for the 2014/15 financial year. The department tabled its annual report in the Western Cape Provincial Legislature on Tuesday. It obtained a clean audit and...
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Burst water pipe mystery in Cape Town

Something very strange is going on in Cape Town, where just over 20 water pipes burst in the space of about an hour. The City of Cape Town’s alerts Twitter page first tweeted at about 10:40 on Tuesday that a water pipe had burst in Central...

Bridge city attracts entrepreneurs

Bridge City, a key link in KwaZulu-Natal’s rapidly developing Northern Growth Corridor, is attracting entrepreneurs and new entrants into the property development space. Brian Ive, a Development Executive at Tongaat Hulett Developments, said the...

CT to spend R18 million on traffic calming measures

Transport for Cape Town has set aside a special budget allocation of R18 million to implement 270 traffic calming projects across the city in the current financial year. “The majority of the traffic calming measures, such as speed humps, raised...
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Big City Life—SA’s Most Expensive Provinces

Nicholas McDiarmid, Associate Publisher of www.infrastructurene.ws , its three print titles, and editor of IMIESA Magazine, was recently interviewed about the role of municipal infrastructure on the cost of living in South Africa. Focusing on how...