
Human Rights: Water Poverty in South Africa’s Provinces
Many South African provinces have been suffering with water issues. Administration is suspected to have used the water shortages in the various locations for nefarious

Many South African provinces have been suffering with water issues. Administration is suspected to have used the water shortages in the various locations for nefarious

Water is a global fundamental human right. Although utilities in Africa generally underperform, there are relatively well-performing utilities operating in the continent. The top performing

South African water utilities are one of the major consumers of electricity, with future power demand forecasted to increase and further worsen the current energy

The “water-energy nexus” is a broad term that encourages organizations to understand and consider the relationship between energy and water systems; and their many interrelated

Environmental experts and water service organizations have long stressed the significance of wastewater reuse in protecting the environment and decreasing the consumption of over-utilized freshwater

The beneficiation of sludge is encouraged through the South African Wastewater Sludge Guidelines to ensure sustainable sludge management. However, not all the sludge produced in

Mobile or semi-permanent containerized water treatment plants are constructed in the container itself. The container is modified to perform the function of a control room

Inaccurate estimates lead to inadequacies in basic design information for water-based services that could lead to decreased service provision and inequitable water distribution, that will

Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), also dubbed ‘Forever Chemicals’, are two manmade substances that have been linked to harmful health effects in humans and wildlife.

In times of load shedding, choosing the right wastewater solution can be a major factor in protecting the environment and communities. MABR technology is the