
Africa’s Building Megacities
Africa is predicted to house many of the new megacities to come, thanks to the ever-increasing commercial interests by international investors playing into Africa’s potentially

Africa is predicted to house many of the new megacities to come, thanks to the ever-increasing commercial interests by international investors playing into Africa’s potentially

the effects of climate change will be combined with an ever-increasing number of people requiring more scarce resources – will, as a matter of fact,

Industrial development in Africa is a key driver to removing barriers to entry and change. MEB has tirelessly worked to improve how African businesses develop

Restoring and developing local resources will have a positive impact on the global community that relies on Africa’s agricultural capacities, that provide jobs for the

South Africa’s Water Services Act does not object the reuse of wastewater for non-drinking water purposes. The future of wastewater reuse, however is not limited

Many water projects have been planned and partially developed, but many residents face water cuts and after years of building major water infrastructure, residents wait

Ventures ONSITE, a market research firm, reports that 48% of the world’s water desal projects are being carried out in the Middle East and North

Future developers need an action plan on how to play their part in securing a greener future and protect our natural resources.

The mitigation of water shortages and drought have become the main concern in urban infrastructure development and management.

Conservative water and wastewater treatment combined with habitual plant failures.