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 | Alexandra Parker Streets have many purposes. They carry traffic. They're conduits for electrical, telephone and water services to homes and businesses; below ground, they provide sewer and storm water networks. They have another crucial use too... read |
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 | Following the Knysna fires of 2017 that nearly destroyed her family home, former University of Cape Town master's student Louise Brukman was inspired to explore landscape architectural solutions that could prevent this kind of disaster... read |
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 | Mark Allix The rebound in the FNB/BER building confidence index is a "positive surprise", says John Loos, property economist at FNB... read |
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 | Issued By Enterprises University of Pretoria What started out as an Enterprise Development (ED) initiative in 2014 has produced exponential results for BT Conglomerate... read |
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 | Linda Ensor SA's steel and aluminium exports to the US are such a small proportion of its total imports that they do not pose a threat to US national security and to the US steel and aluminium industries... read |
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 | Alistair Anderson The first man-made lagoon in Africa will open in Pretoria East in September... read |
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 | The Stellenbosch University LaunchLab is inviting entrepreneurs to pitch their startup business ideas in multiple industries and stand the chance to win incubation support to the value of R50,000... read |
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 | According to Mercer's 2018 Quality of Living Survey, Port Louis is the best city in Africa, ranking 83rd globally. The Mauritian city is followed by Durban (89), Cape Town (94) and Johannesburg (95)... read |
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 | Sabine Dall'Omo Rapid urbanisation across the continent is having an effect on water demands and it is estimated that by the year 2030, the world will need 40% more water than its current accessible, reliable supply... read |
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 | Cari Coetzee The QSL Members Club will be an incubator for Africa's leading lights, an organic platform for ideas to be birthed, connections to be forged and for plans to be set in motion... read |
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