Governing coalition in Tshwane says township infrastructure projects first to be abandoned
JOHANNESBURG – The governing coalition in Tshwane says infrastructure projects from townships are the first to get stopped when the […]
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WATCH | Gauteng Infrastructure Development MEC discusses measures to fast track projects
JOHANNESBURG – Infrastructure development is a key driver of sustainable social and economic development and the Gauteng government is hard
KZN Floods | Homes and infrastructure destroyed
DURBAN – Persistent floods continue to leave a trail of destruction in KwaZulu-Natal. Authorities have assessed the damage caused by
WATCH | Residents suffer once more as heavy downpours in Eastern Cape cause flooding, infrastructure damage
For Gqeberha resident Robin Isaacs, more than just water came crashing down during damaging floods in Nelson Mandela Bay over
Urban water crisis deepens as poor infrastructure, shortages and unpaid bills take a toll
Maintaining infrastructure, fixing leaks and better information sharing are the first crucial steps to fixing the mess The Mail &
Anja du Plessis | 3 horsemen of the water crisis: Ageing infrastructure, mismanagement, overuse
Anja du Plessis reflects on the severe water crisis in Gauteng, highlighting the consequences of years of neglect, mismanagement and
Eastern Cape rolls out 29-site EV infrastructure project
Zero Carbon Charge has broken ground on the Eastern Cape province’s first off-grid, ultra-fast, green electric vehicle charging network. The
Water infrastructure | How to fix the situation?
JOHANNESBURG – South African households continue to experience their taps running dry, while many communities have no access to water.
Gauteng Department of Infrastructure Development under scrutiny over maladministration
This after a senior official in the department has expressed concerns over recent staff movements, citing lack of consultation and
Gauteng faces ‘Day Zero’ threat as water infrastructure crumbles
As Gauteng teeters on the brink of a water supply catastrophe, experts blame ageing infrastructure, excessive water loss, and climate