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WISA 2022 Biennial Conference & Exhibition 

SANDTON CONVENTION CENTRE  The WISA Biennial Conference & Exhibition is the flagship event of the Southern Africa Water sector where regional and international water professionals

WEBINAR – MABR TECHNOLOGY

As communities face water supply challenges amidst continued population growth, urbanization, prolonged and severe droughts and climate change, water reuse is attracting increasing attention. MEB

A sea turtle glides gracefully above coral in the clear waters of South African bays, a testament to the vibrant marine life that thrives there, as sunlight streams through the surface.

Marine life: South African bays polluted

Sewage treatment, also known as domestic wastewater treatment or municipal wastewater treatment – is any water that deteriorates in quality through anthropogenic influence and comprises

A gavel rests on a table beside the South African flag, symbolizing justice in water rights.

Water Rights in South Africa

Every day large amounts of toxic effluent are discharged into the ocean either down the drains or via the wastewater treatment plants. Water rights refer

Aerial view of a Water-Smart treatment plant with several rectangular basins in varying colors, one with swirling water. Sunlight casts shadows and highlights surrounding grass areas, reflecting innovative energy modelling strategies.

Water-Smart Energy Modelling

Energy generation processes require excessive amounts of water. The African continent needs to adequately plan water shortages into their energy planning models to ensure more

Aerial view of three circular wastewater treatment tanks, a testament to Water Sensitive Urban Design, surrounded by lush grass and trees. Two tanks contain dark liquid, while one showcases a vibrant green swirling surface.

Water Sensitive Urban Design for Africa

Water Sensitive Urban Design can assist with lowering the frequency and severity of flooding in the cities, channel erosion, and destruction of aquatic habitat often

A dam structure with a concrete spillway and a water reservoir, part of the Freshwater Project, is framed by a stone wall in the foreground under Maputo's clear blue sky.

MEB Freshwater Project, Maputo

MEB has been awarded an EPC contract(Engineering, Procurement and

Construction) and O&M (Operation and Maintenance) contract in Mozambique for 30,000 m3/day water treatment plant.