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Shady crane tender lifts Transnet into the spotlight
Transnet’s controversial purchase of seven port cranes from a Chinese company has been described as “the most expensive crane sale of its type ever recorded” by an industry expert. Amabhungane […]
News
COJ signs negotiation framework for R2.2bn BRT investment
The city of Johannesburg and public transport operators working in the Johannesburg area signed a landmark negotiation framework agreement on Tuesday that will set the stage for discussions on the […]
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Articles
Towards transformation in trucking
The newly launched Truckers Association of South Africa (TASA) is hosting a two-day conference to assist previously disadvantaged cargo carriers to capitalise on the country’s R12 billion freight and logistics […]
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Technical papers
Cost-effective upgrading, preservation and rehabilitation of roads
By G J Jordaan and A Kilian The provision and preservation of good transport infrastructure is a prerequisite to economic growth. However, the high cost associated with this essential part […]
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Multimedia
Addressing the failed R100 million low-cost housing project in Dube
Mzobanzi Ntuli, IFP Mayoral Committee for Housing Councillor (MMC) is in studio with Morning Live to respond to an interview about the failed R100 million low-cost housing project in Dube […]
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Company Profiles from IMIESA magazine
IMIESA Cover Story
New technology assures bitumen quality for SA roads
Spraypave has acquired technology new to the African continent that aims to resolve the shortage of high-grade bitumen for asphalt ...
Hot Seat
Adding value through innovation
IMIESA talks to Graham Harlett, commercial director at WEC Projects, about the company’s capabilities in water purification, wastewater and downstream ...
IMIESA Panel Discussion
Proactive water-loss reduction
Eight provinces have been declared to be in states of disaster due to the ongoing drought. Because of this, the ...
IMIESA Government Voice
One mission, one vision
ERWAT’s role as Ekurhuleni’s dedicated wastewater service provider is critical in supporting major infrastructure programmes within the metro, which are ...
Company Profiles from Water&Sanitation magazine
WASA Cover Story
Mint water costs mines
Mine process water doesn’t always need to be treated to mint condition. Daniel Basson, process engineer, AquaPlan Watertreatment Engineering, explains ...
WASA In the Hot Seat
Perfection through advanced technology
Grundfos offers advanced water management and treatment solutions across all industries and building types. Katrina Zlobich, business development manager: Water Treatment, ...
WASA Panel Discussion
Supporting government in securing water resources
According to government, South Africa’s water resources are already 98% subscribed. The Department of Water and Sanitation’s plan to meet ...
Industry Insight
Aqua Resources SA ensures supply sustainability
Aqua Resources SA MD Susan Cole has been a leading light in the South African water industry for more than ...
Company Profiles from ReSource magazine
ReSource Cover Story
Smaller is better
A new mini waste collection vehicle is set to revolutionise urban waste management in Africa, especially in townships. John Edwards, ...
ReSource In the Hot Seat
Health first
Founded by a medical doctor who wanted to improve his township patients’ health, Buhle Waste has its roots in healthcare ...
ReSource Sustainability Hero
One company – one customer experience
Dean Thompson has been CEO at EnviroServ for seven months. This is not the only thing to have changed at ...