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Water partnership launched to protect SA’s water resources

On May 8, 2011

At the World Economic Forum on Africa in Cape Town, Minister of Water and Environmental Affairs of South Africa Edna Molewa, Chairman of Nestlé and Chairman of the Water Resources Group Peter Brabeck-Letmathe announced today a Declaration of Partnership.

Recognizing the critical role that water plays as a catalyst [...]

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Saving Water the Grey Way

On April 7, 2011

HAVE you ever watched the water draining from the bath and wondered about what it represents: money and precious water resources going, literally, “down the drain”? Using technology available in KwaZulu-Natal, this doesn’t have to be the case as this “grey water” can be recycled (see below).

By installing [...]

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Village Rainwater Harvesting system stores enough for a Year

On January 10, 2011

The shortage of clean water in many parts of the world is a topic we’ve seen addressed on several occasions before—such as by the Hippo Water Roller and the PlayPump, to name just two examples. Recently another solution caught our eye, not least because it just won this year’s Energy Globe [...]

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South Africa’s Water Time Bomb

On October 26, 2010

By Tony Carnie

Trade unions are turning up pressure on the government to tackle the country’s dirty water “time bomb” as a matter of urgency – or face the prospect of national protest action.

The Federation of Unions of SA (Fedusa), the second-largest trade union group in the country, warned yesterday that the [...]

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Greywater and Rainwater Harvesting

On October 25, 2010

Everyday millions of people, like you, wake up and take a

hot shower before starting their day. Some take an evening bath to wind down and relax while they soak in the tub. Daughters enjoy the luxury of a long wash while attending to their locks. For young children bath time is still a game [...]

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Western Cape and Northern Cape could be the most severely impacted by climate change

On September 18, 2010

By Nthambeleni Gabara

Pretoria – Water and Environmental Minister Buyelwa Sonjica is concerned about the impact of climate change in the Northern Cape.

“This (climate change) is likely to have an effect on all South Africa’s provinces but it is anticipated that the Western Cape and Northern Cape could be the most severely impacted. In [...]

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