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ALEC HOGG: In this excerpt we speak with Helgard Muller, who is the chief director of the Department of Water Affairs.
Your department has come under quite a lot of public scrutiny recently, not least because it appears as though the 850 municipal sewerage plants are creaking, if not under strain. Perhaps you could [...]
Carte Blanche story on Acid Mine Drainage
On August 3, 2010
For those of you like me that missed Sunday’s Carte Blanche story on Acid Mine Drainage, herewith the transcript as recorded on Water Rhapsody franchisee Donovan Reid’s site :
A bitter paradox is unfolding in the economic heartland of South Africa: we’re short of water to drink; we are also running out of [...]
4 Classic Rules for Re-cycling Grey Water
On September 4, 2009
Grey water is defined as water from baths, showers, hand basins and clothes washing machines or the laundry. Any water from any other source ( toilet water, kitchen and bidet’s) is considered black water, and must be allowed to proceed to the sewer, and be treated by some sort of sewerage treatment works.
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You are not serious about drinking water from the Vaal river?
On July 6, 2009
Sewage as well as animal blood and offcuts are apparently being dumped into the Vaal River, The Weekender reported on Saturday.
An abbatoir in Frankfort was pumping animal blood and offcuts into its evaporation dam which was in turn seeping into the Vaal River, Freedom Front Plus Mafube municipality councillor Peter van [...]
SA in a R56bn water crisis
On June 17, 2009
Melanie Gosling, Cape Times June 17th
Western Cape municipalities need to spend R6.6bn to replace decaying water and sanitation infrastructure in local authorities throughout the province.
This was one of the findings of an audit commissioned by the Department of Co-operative Governance and Traditional Affairs, which [...]
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