Clean Water Brighter Futures
Millions of people living in South Africa’s informal settlements still lack access to clean water and safe sanitation. The consequences ripple across every part of
November 12, 2026
Millions of people living in South Africa’s informal settlements still lack access to clean water and safe sanitation. The consequences ripple across every part of
South Africa’s 2,798 km coastline is a cornerstone of its economy particularly as the tourism industry rebounds. But with droughts growing more frequent and severe,
MEB is pleased to announce the award of a 400 m³/day containerized Membrane Aerated Biofilm Reactor (MABR) wastewater treatment project in South Africa, serving a
Clean Water Brighter Futures Building a healthier future clean water brighter Futures. Millions of people in South Africa’s informal settlements still lack access to clean water and
The drought crisis in South Africa the country sits in a precarious position and climate change is making things worse
The sugarcane industry water challenge better technology and smarter irrigation management are key to solving this issue
Water crisis in South African settlements access to clean drinking water and safe sanitation remains a profound daily struggle
Wastewater reuse projects are on the rise in Sub Saharan Africa additionally adopting such advanced solutions fosters resilience
The consequences of water scarcity however access to this vital resource remains a critical issue across Africa
The link between politics and sustainable infrastructure it provides the essential foundation for the systems that keeps our society running