The Water Institute of Southern Africa (WISA) is set to host the WISA Biennial Conference and Exhibition 2018 in Cape Town from 24 to 27 June 2018. Under the theme Breaking barriers, Connecting ideas the conference seeks to address past, existing...
The Water Institute of South Africa (WISA) is calling on water professionals to blow the whistle on corrupt activities that are hindering the timely implementation of a responsible solution to the Western Cape water crisis. According to the...
Water&Sanitation Africa magazine interviews Suvritha Ramphal, vice-chairperson of the Young Water Professionals South Africa (YWP-ZA) – a division of the Water Institute of Southern Africa (WISA): 1. What are your current professional...
Water&Sanitation Africa magazine interviews Inga Jacobs-Mata, former Young Water Professionals South Africa (YWP-ZA) chairperson: 1. What are your current professional activities? Research Group Leader for the Integrated Water Solutions...
Water&Sanitation Africa interviews Jo Burgess, former Young Water Professionals South Africa (YWP-ZA) chairperson, current Water Institute of Southern Africa (WISA ) Board member and research manager at the Water Research Commission (WRC): What...
At the recent Water Institute of Southern Africa Management and Institutional (M&I) Division Symposium at Emperors Palace, industry leaders gathered to discuss industry responses to the drought, such as funding and future planning solutions....
The Water Institute of Southern Africa (WISA) conference got underway yesterday under the theme “Water the ultimate constraint”. The five-day conference is centred on the promotion of professional excellence in the water sector said Dr Jo Burgess,...
Against the backdrop of climate change, and El Niño, up to his usual tricks, South Africa is in the grip of a crippling drought. It is within this context that WISA 2016 promises to be a riveting, not-to-be-missed conference. South Africa’s current...
Four of ERWAT’s larger WWTWs were recognised for their achievements. These WWTWs are Waterval, Olifantsfontein, Dekema and Rondebult. By Wanda Henning The Isi digi award is presented by WISA bienially to the owner and works manager of WWTWs larger...
