 The government may even face criminal charges {writer: Fanie Heyns }A looming pollution crisis, more than half a century in the making, could hamstring economic growth and cause a plague of health problems. The government is also facing the threat of criminal charges for allegedly failing to manage water res... Read more... |
Tensions over service delivery still simmer despite a turnaround plan {writer: Stef Terblanche }
While the excitement and the hype surrounding the 20...Read more... |
 Once an apartheid dump, now model housing development hubOnce regarded as a human dumping ground of apartheid’s social engineering, Mitchells Plain is boo...Read more... | ||
Better information to weather the onslaught of climate change becomes available {writer: Leon Alberts } Increasing weather-related damage to property as a...Read more... |
 Supply growth declines as demand grows {writer: Leon Alberts }The lower end of the South African private residential market looks to be heading for substa...Read more... |
 Confidence takes a dip, but there are still opportunities {writer: Roxanne Sonnenberg}The 2010 Fifa Soccer World Cup tournament, with all major projects f...Read more... |
The Web should not be entered blindfolded {writer: Leon Alberts }
The recent huge controversy in which the Internet social networking platform Facebo...Read more... | ||
Ensuring efficient and capacitated councillors {writer: Staff reporter} The government seeks to revive its training academy to churn out “efficient” and “c...Read more... |
 Study through the gender lens exposes inequities {writer: Piet Coetzer}While access to information and communication technology (ICT) is increasingly impa...Read more... | ||
 Huge challenges await to make the legacy last {writer: Fanie Heyns}South Africa will directly recoup only a fraction of the billions of rands spent on the...Read more... |
A new benchmark has been set The final whistle of the 2010 Fifa Soccer World Cup has blown, the visitors have departed, and the flags sticking from cars ha...Read more... | ||
 The present epoch will present local government with huge challenges {writer: Piet Coetzer}Evidence is mounting that humankind, and the environment that s...Read more... |
Plugging potholes with pot-tech Gaping potholes seem to be plaguing the roads of South Africa at present, particularly in Gauteng, with a gluttony of deep...Read more... | ||
 Only Joburg shows some improvement {writer: Piet Coetzer}With the exception of the City of Joburg, the outstanding debt levels of all South Africa’s metro...Read more... |
Financial management at South Africa’s municipalities is in a sorry state indeed if only six out of 247 local governm... Read more... | ||
Operation Clean Audit gets under way as supporting programmes come into place {writer: Piet Coetzer} Financial management at South Africa’s municipalities...Read more... |
Three of nine provincial capitals are under central administration {writer: Staff reporter} No less than three of South Africa’s provincial capitals are pr...Read more... | ||
Click rates are not always the best measure of performance {writer: Shaun Meyer}
With the campaign late last year on behalf of the Online Publishers...Read more... |
Aiming for savings and cleaning up electricity supply {writer: Piet Coetzer} A new funding model for municipalities is under discussion in government circl...Read more... | ||
 It is not merely a buzzword, it is an attack by serious criminals {writer: Staff reporter}A disturbing picture of the extent to which Internet users – fro...Read more... |
The key African challenge this century {writer: Shaun Meyer} While infrastructure development is a global challenge, the African challenge is a particularl...Read more... |
Municipalities “improve” to 2% clean audits
