When we talk about water challenges, cities often dominate the conversation. But rural communities face equally critical water struggles, often with far fewer resources and attention. Across South Africa and beyond, rural areas are grappling with ageing boreholes, unreliable rainfall, limited infrastructure, and growing populations. Access to clean, reliable water
Cities are always growing and changing. Behind every skyline lies one of their most important systems, water. Across South Africa and worldwide, cities are struggling to keep water flowing. Population growth, rapid urbanisation, ageing infrastructure, and climate change are placing enormous pressure on water resources. Urban water renewal is the key
The organisations said it was looking for commissioners from the energy sector, or tho- se who specialise in the relationship between infrastructure and the environment, or infrastructure policy.
