The Hartebeesfontein Wastewater Treatment Works is currently undergoing an upgrade which will see an additional 5 megalitres added to the facility’s treatment capacity using existing infrastructure and groundbreaking treatment technology. The main...
Constructed in 1977, the Hartebeesfontein Wastewater Treatment Works will be the first plant in Gauteng to feature groundbreaking wastewater treatment technology as it undergoes an extension. By Liesl Frankson Located to the east of Kempton Park...
The Institute of Waste Management of South Africa hosted successful information sharing business morning at the Nelson Mandela Bay Business Chamber on Thursday 7 April 2016. The event was coordinated by the Port Elizabeth subcommittee, falling...
The African Development Bank (AfDB) has been shortlisted for the Africa investor (Ai) Infrastructure Project Developer Awards 2016. The bank has been nominated in the category of Ai African Project Development Financier of the Year. Other nominees...
Transport for Cape Town (TCT), the City of Cape Town’s transport authority, is spending approximately R55.4 million on the resurfacing of major traffic arteries in Observatory, Woodstock, Paarden Eiland, Newlands, Claremont and Wynberg. “All in...
How much can a single, series-produced truck haul? A Volvo FH16 featuring I-Shift with crawler gears faces one of the toughest challenges in the history of Volvo Trucks. With the world’s strongest man, Magnus Samuelsson, and trucking journalist...
Engen Petroleum believes Upington is an important refueling and refreshment stopover point, with its new truck stop ideal for those traveling from Kimberly to Namibia, or via Springbok down the West Coast. “The spacious truck port can comfortably...
Airport services of Kulula and British Airways could face disruptions as employees of Comair, which services these airlines, are to embark on a strike on Thursday. About 700 employees, mostly represented by trade union Uasa, are expected to down...
The World Bank on Monday lowered its 2016 sub-Saharan African growth forecast to 3.3 percent from a previous forecast of 4.4 percent in October, citing plunging global commodity prices. The bank said the commodity price rout, particularly for oil...
