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R9 Million Earmarked to Resolve Majakaneng Water Problems

12 February 2015 · mark · 2 min read

Conserving the Water Factories of the Western Cape

11 February 2015 · mark · 12 min read

SA-made solar toilets a breakthrough in sanitation, dignity

29 January 2015 · mark · 3 min read

Notwane River wastewater: A mineral unexplored

28 January 2015 · mark · 5 min read

South Africa's great thirst has begun

27 January 2015 · mark · 8 min read

In the debate over water scarcity, it’s time to think solar

20 January 2015 · mark · 2 min read

Rwanda: Conserving, Recycling Water Is Best We Can Do for This Precious Resource

20 January 2015 · mark · 4 min read

World Economic Forum Ranks Water Crises as Top Global Risk

16 January 2015 · mark · 6 min read

South Africans urged to use water sparingly, legally

13 January 2015 · mark · 1 min read

Thirsty SA on brink of water crisis

6 January 2015 · mark · 4 min read

National Water Resource Strategy 2

31 December 2014 · mark · 7 min read

Volume of world's oldest water estimated

The world’s oldest water, which is locked deep within the Earth’s crust, is present at a far greater volume than was thought, scientists report. The liquid, some of which is billions of years old, is found many kilometres beneath the ground. Researchers estimate there is about 11m cubic kilometres (2.5m cu miles) of it –

29 December 2014 · mark · 3 min read