Gauteng Province Leaking City Infrastructure is a National Risk
By SA Water Chamber’s CEO, Benoît Le Roy
The threat of Day Zero in Gauteng has dominated headlines for several months as escalating water outages in the province’s three metros are no...
Why it’s hard to find an e-waste drop-off point that accepts batteries – ERA
By Larry Claasen
THE e-waste regulations which came into effect in November 2021, requires batteries to be disposed of by dropping it off at e-waste drop-off points, but not all drop-off points...
VEGA’s impressive level and pressure measurement models at Electra Mining draw much attention
By Diane Silcock
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How a lone yachtswoman helped transform waste management
By Hugh Tyrrell
WHICH country has the most shopping malls in the southern hemisphere? Dear old RSA. Yes, we are compliant, well-schooled consumers, trundling our trolleys down the aisles for our weekly...
Shumani offers leading brands to support farmers
IN South Africa, the agricultural sector plays a pivotal role in ensuring food security and economic stability. As farmers face increasing challenges, having access to reliable machinery and equipment becomes paramount.
Shumani...
South Africa can become a global hub for making batteries for New Energy Vehicles
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Agri minister John Steenhuisen wants small farmers to be viable, sustainable and profitable
By Larry Claasen
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South Africa’s demographic opportunity a key driver to unlocking population potential
By Chris Hattingh
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DA questions MMC, Joburg Water after prolonged outages
Issued by Cllr Michael Crichton – DA Johannesburg Caucus Deputy Chairperson
For the past five days and counting the residents that receive their water
supply from the South Hills Water Tower, areas such...
Safety SA has broadened NOSA’s offering and expanded its services around the world
By Larry Claasen
US-based Carlyle Group has vastly broadened the range of services since taking over NOSA in 2018.
NOSA, which turned 70 this year and was generally known for occupational health and...
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