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Recently the question was asked: “I have installed a pressure system at my house but every time I switch on a tap, a little water flows followed by a lot of air. What could be the cause?” There are a number of reasons for this and in this article, I will point out a few aspects to check to establish a root cause or causes for the problem.
Local engineering and scientific expertise already exist to solve South Africa’s ever-deepening water and sanitation crisis.
Renewable energy projects in South Africa are being developed at a time of equally urgent focus on the country’s water resources; this is therefore a good time for developers to apply low impact development (LID) options in their stormwater management plans.
QKR Mineral Holdings operates in the gold commodity and owns 92.5% of the Navachab open-pit gold mine in Karibib, located in Namibia’s commodity-rich Erongo region.
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The BWA has had a few queries regarding standards for various work carried out in the groundwater industry so here is an update of what is available from the SABS.