Tag: sanitation
Sanitech and Sensatec partner to revolutionise environmental remediation in South Africa and Namibia
SANITECH, a leading portable sanitation and hygiene solutions company in South Africa, and Sensatec, a leading entity in environmental solutions and services for contaminated...
Cape Town secures a further R2,8bn in finance for infrastructure investment
The City of Cape Town has secured a further R2,8bn in financing towards its plans for a South African record infrastructure investment over three...
City to spend R5,317bn on massive water and sanitation investments
The City’s proposed R5,317bn capital budget for water and sanitation over the 2024/2025 financial year continues to drive key priorities to benefit its residents....
Building sustainable infrastructure for generations
By Chris Campbell, CEO of Consulting Engineers South Africa
AMIDST the awe-inspiring accomplishments of our South African athletes, who have united the nation under the...
City’s Water and Sanitation Directorate recognised as Africa’s first Leading Utility of the World
The Leading Utilities of the World (LUOW) is a global network of the most successful and innovative water and wastewater utilities. Attaining membership in...
SAPPMA members surpass industry quality expectations
In a country where poor service delivery, broken promises made by politicians, failing infrastructure and interrupted power supply have become the norm, it is...
R460m boost for treated effluent quality and energy-efficiency at Athlone and Bellville wastewater plants
Council has approved three tender contracts awarded to upgrade the Athlone and Bellville Wastewater Treatment Works over the next five years, which will boost...
SA’s water security update – have the “chickens” finally come home to roost?
By Benoît Le Roy, CEO of the SA Water Chamber.
WHILST writing this short opinion piece our country was subjected to Stage 6 load shedding...
City actions R1,6bn budget to invest in water and sanitation over next year
Over the 2022/23 financial year, which started Friday, 1 July 2022, the City of Cape Town will be investing R1,6 billion in water and...
Water and sanitation crisis – 2. Huge knock on effects to local manufacturing
Elsewhere in this issue the Editor discusses the crisis in water and sanitation and the possibility that a change of policy and individuals at...
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