Cape Town is one of South Africa’s top destinations and it is loved by locals and visitors alike. It can, however, be an expensive city to visit if you want to enjoy some luxurious treats while you are there. But there are ways of getting around this.
Investors want Minister Mantashe to take real action to stimulate investment in South African mining
In his speech opening next week’s Mining Indaba in Cape Town, Minister of Minerals and Energy Gwede Mantashe should address some of the burning issues outlined by Webber Wentzel’s team of mining experts.
SAWEA announces new board to lead wind sector’s role in SA’s energy landscape
The South African Wind Energy Association (SAWEA) has announced its new Board of Governance, following its 11th Annual General Meeting held in Cape Town, 27 January 2023. As the country accelerates its energy transition and pushes for energy security, the men and women who hold positions on this board will be charged with steering and advocating for wind.
Taking a look at the importance of sustainable energy solutions for developments
Having access to alternative essential resources such as electricity and water has become almost quintessential for residential offerings in the wake of the persistent infrastructural challenges faced by South Africa’s power utility supplier.
Two good reasons to celebrate the glorious month of February
Yes, February is the month of love. In sunny South Africa, and indeed the world over, it is also the month of wine. A more delicious pairing than love and the elixir of the vine would be hard to find.
Golden Oldies — The High Point Of A 30-Year Legacy At Kirstenbosch
On 5 February, the Kirstenbosch Summer Sunset Concerts, in partnership with the City of Cape Town, look forward to welcoming Terry Fortune’s gilded musical collective, Golden Oldies, to the stage.
Infrastructure experts discuss the pitfalls of discounted fees in infrastructure procurement
As the first official event involving stakeholders in 2023, Consulting Engineers South Africa (CESA) on Thursday, 26 January, hosted the Protecting Lives and Livelihoods dialogue with speakers discussing professional fees in infrastructure procurement.
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