Stodels Champions Water-Wise Cape Town
Stodels is showing how businesses can support Cape Town’s water resilience by reducing consumption, promoting water-wise gardening and helping customers make more sustainable choices every...
Tag : water security
Wastewater Upgrade Protects Cape Town
Cape Town’s R5.2 billion Potsdam wastewater upgrade is strengthening treatment capacity, protecting waterways and expanding water reuse as the city prepares for future growth and...
Pollution Register Exposes Water Offenders
South Africans will soon be able to see which entities have faced enforcement for water pollution, strengthening public accountability and pressure to protect vital water...
Limpopo Water Project Unlocks Growth
A new USD 200 million water investment will expand reliable supply in Limpopo, strengthening household access, supporting local industry and creating foundations for inclusive economic...
Standard Bank Backs Climate-Smart Farming
Standard Bank is strengthening agricultural resilience through climate-smart farming, regenerative agriculture and risk-management initiatives as Southern African producers prepare for the 2026-2027 El Niño cycle....
NDB Financing Backs Major Infrastructure
The New Development Bank (NDB) and the South African Government have signed two loan agreements worth a combined US$405 million to strengthen healthcare and water...
Mpumalanga residents urged to save water
Mpumalanga residents are being urged to conserve water despite provincial dams remaining above 98%, as the latest figures show marginal declines across the province. The...
New Water Scheme Transforms 1,385 Households
More than 1,300 KwaZulu-Natal households are gaining access to clean, safe and sustainable water following the opening of a new scheme designed to strengthen health,...
South Africa Targets Eight Million Hectares
South Africa is targeting the restoration and sustainable management of eight million hectares of degraded landscapes, linking healthier land to food security, water resilience and...
AfDB Backs Municipal Reform Programme
A $400 million African Development Bank loan will strengthen municipal services in Mpumalanga through infrastructure upgrades, utility reform and improved water and electricity management. The...
