The African continent faces an exceedingly complex array of interrelated water issues that cross several limitations. Whether you consider water a property or a human
What is water governance? Water governance covers the way in which South Africa allocates and regulates the management of water and other natural resources and
Resorts and caravan parks that do not access municipal wastewater treatment services generally use on-site options to collect and treat sewage from toilets, showers, baths,
Wastewater from households and industry creates significant pressure on aquatic life due to the high loads of organic matter and nutrients it contains. If released
Eskom states that while residents in the township claim they are willing to pay for electricity, their records say the opposite – Eskom proposed that
The determination of water demand is of utmost importance when it comes to designing a proper water project. A meticulously estimated water demand metric helps
Load shedding in South Africa is a national crisis, requiring a properly coordinated plan, pulling in all affected stakeholders to become part of the solution
Women empowerment starts with safe access to water and gender conscious sanitation, so as to give the female population of Africa a chance to actively
The scarce freshwater resources are decreasing in quality due of an increase in pollution and the insufficient treatment of effluent, caused by urbanization, industry, mining,
Large areas of wastewater reticulation pipelines have been damaged, exacerbating the amount of untreated wastewater seeping into the ocean from South Africa’s third largest metro.