The Race for Water Odyssey (R4WO) reached New York City last week, concluding its Atlantic crossing in a journey that will take its crew over 40 000 nautical miles as they attempt to draw up the first global assessment of plastic pollution in the...
The North West provincial government has placed three provincial departments under administration following years of financial instability and general mismanagement of budgets. The Departments of Health, Public Works and Roads as well as Education...
The City of Johannesburg has unveiled a new load-limiting initiative which will help to curtail household consumption and reduce the potential of load-shedding. Briefing reporters at Aspen Hills Nature Estate on Tuesday, Johannesburg Executive...
The City of Johannesburg and Gautrain have successfully moved the mini buses taxi rank that was operating in unsatisfactory conditions adjoining the Gautrain Station into a brand new rank within the Gautrain Sandton Station premises. Speaking...
Construction work is currently underway on the new Luanda International Airport located in the municipality of Bengo and Icolo in Angola. The Angolan government had approved construction of the project in 2009. The airport project is being...
Construction experts and enthusiasts can look forward to attending the biggest yet conference of global construction industry shareholders right here on South African soil next month. The annual African Construction and Totally Concrete Expo, which...
Sixteen priority regional infrastructure projects were recently reviewed for implementation at a high level private and public sector forum in Zimbabwe. The forum convened last week with the objective to identify concrete steps for fast-tracking...
Infrastructure development and expansion in Africa’s fastest growing economies lags far behind the growth rate of populations in those countries which is expected to grow to more than half a billion people in 2030. Water supply is probably the most...
Pump stations in Botswana have been malfunctioning as a result of blockages caused by improper use of the infrastructure by communities. This is according to Botswana’s Minister of Minerals, Energy and Water Resources, Kitso Mokaila the Botswana...
