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Water Engineering News

    Strategic co-location of IFAT Africa and analytica Lab Africa to boost cross-industry collaboration

    IFAT Africa and analytica Lab Africa will be co-located at the Gallagher Convention Centre this year to optimise the synergies across the laboratories, science...

    Optimise water treatment efficiency with NewElec’s advanced pump protection and control solutions

    WATER is a critical resource, underpinning life, industry, and agriculture. For water treatment plants and pumping stations, maintaining uninterrupted and efficient operation is essential...

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    UNTREATED wastewater significantly worsens global water scarcity, with around 80% released untreated, and just 8% treated in low-income countries. This leads to contamination, disease,...

    City working to resume Bayside Canal upgrade in Milnerton

    The City of Cape Town’s Water and Sanitation Directorate remains committed to completing the multi-million rand Bayside Canal upgrade in Milnerton. Work on site...

    WearCheck introduces advanced Legionella testing to safeguard water quality

    WearCheck Water, a division of leading condition monitoring specialist, WearCheck, has expanded its expertise in water analysis with the introduction of Legionella pneumophila detection and enumeration....

    Allmech hosts successful customer event

    Allmech, leading South African manufacturer of boilers and supplier of water treatment components and the only authorised South African agent for Runxin valves, recently...

    Innovative steps must be taken to tackle the country’s water challenges

    By Yershen Pillay, CEO of the Chemicals Industries Education and Training Authority (CHIETA) MORE than three million South Africans lack access to essential water, and...

    City replaces over 20km of water and sewer pipes in February

    THE City of Cape Town’s Water and Sanitation Directorate successfully replaced 22 255m of water and sewer pipes in February 2025, as part of...

    Borehole Water Association sets record straight amid National Water and Sanitation Indaba

    FOLLOWING the recent media coverage of a borehole that damaged the Gautrain tunnel in Johannesburg, the Borehole Water Association of Southern Africa (BWA) has...

    Enabling Smart Water Quality Management at a global beverages company with Talbot’s Integrated Solutions

    With a legacy spanning over 35 years in the African water industry and beyond, Talbot is a trusted leader in water risk and security...

    Water Engineering News

    Water engineering news on Cape Business News (CBN) covers advancements in water conservation, treatment, and distribution essential for sustainable water use. This sector’s news includes updates on water infrastructure, resource management, and regulatory compliance, supporting South Africa’s water security. CBN helps industries adopt efficient water management practices that address resource challenges and regulatory demands.

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