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Residents Fume Over Sewage-Filled Bryanfern Spruit

Bryanfern residents mulling legal action against City of Johannesburg as fears grow over health implications of leaks in river.

South Africa’s Sewage Crisis

Gerhart Britz, director at Sanitech, a sanitation and hygiene services provider, cautions that South Africa’s sewage crisis is a dire challenge that requires immediate action and innovative solutions.

AARTO Is Back And Could Be Coming To A Traffic Infringement Near You!

The Administrative Adjudication of Road Traffic Offences (AARTO) is one of those Acts that has occupied the public interest at high levels and waned just as quickly when it seemed there was ‘much ado about nothing’. And now AARTO is back. Amended extensively in 2019, AARTO is due to be implemented in the coming months.

Municipalities Beware Amid Flood Crisis

SPONSORED: Some of the objectives of local government include the provision of services to communities in a sustainable manner and the promotion of a safe and healthy environment. The case of City of Cape Town v Mtyido depicts how the City of Cape Town fell short in this instance. 

Water

WATER In this issue of Water, we highlight just why the water crisis in South Africa is far more extreme than the electricity crisis. Our experts share the challenges and offer solutions to issues pertaining to water treatment and delivery, we profile the V&A Waterfront’s solution to reduce its dependency on the electricity and water… Read more »

South Africa’s Multiple Water Challenges

A collaborative and innovative approach by all key role players – national and local government, private sector users and funders – is essential for meeting South Africa’s multiple water challenges.

Let Freedom Reign!

Section 19 of the Constitution of South Africa guarantees every citizen the right to make political choices and to participate in the activities of a political party.

BD Local Government

BD Local Government In this issue of Local Government we take a look at energy and ask is government’s Energy Action Plan making inroads in solving South Africa’s power generation and transmission problems? We also tackle South Africa’s transport and water infrastructure and posit that it is no longer what it once was.  Our experts also share that South… Read more »

We Rise By Lifting Others – How Can Men Support Women In The Workplace?

By Yuneal Padayachy, Chief Support Officer at The BEE Chamber.

Farming Faces Unique Challenges

Transformation has progressed, but a lack of services hinders future growth, writes Lindi Botha.

African Bank Scoops Top Employer Honors For The Second Year In A Row

It’s official. African Bank is making the right moves to cement its ‘greatest of all time’ status as a certified top employer in South Africa.

MiX Telematics Enhances Video Telematics Capabilities With Compelling Update

MiX Telematics (JSE: MIX, NYSE: MIXT), a leading global SaaS provider of connected fleet management solutions, has announced an extensive update to its powerful video telematics offering.

Homelessness Within A Policy Vacuum

Without a co-ordinated national policy to address the plight of the homeless, municipalities must come up with responses to the growing number of people living on the streets, writes Anél Lewis.

Celebrating Black Excellence

Jermaine Craig looks at why inclusion and mentorship are critical to successful leadership transition.

No Room To Play Your Own Music?

Anelisa Tuswa investigates the challenges faced by black CEOs as they transition to top leadership roles.

To Bank Or Not To Bank

Monde Ndlovu, head of advocacy and thought leadership at the Black Management Forum, shares that the state-owned banking and finance industry remains fragmented and needs to be recalibrated.

Excavating The Tenets Of Ubuntu

Andile Nomlala, BMF president, shares why it is critical to unearth the leadership philosophy of South Africa’s leaders.

Our Economic Recovery

Dr Asghar Adelzadeh and Dr Pali Lehohla suggest that for the country to chart a new economic path and achieve gross domestic product growth, an increase in social cohesion, which will enable stable capital accumulation, is needed.

Neoliberalism Must Go

Now more than ever, we need an interventionist state that is bent on the reconfiguration of social and economic power, writes Busi Sibeko.