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Joburg Water Gets Smart to Save Every Drop
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Johannesburg Water is using smart technology to save water and improve supply across the city.
The utility is installing advanced smart pressure controllers on 28 large reservoirs, towers, and high-use pipelines.
These controllers help reduce water pressure, which means fewer pipe bursts, less leaking, and more water saved.
Senior Manager Logan Mun-samy says this move is key to making Johannesburg more sustainable and ensuring a steady water supply for everyone.
The project forms part of the city's broader water conservation and demand management programme, showing how smart solutions can protect vital resources for the future.
The utility is installing advanced smart pressure controllers on 28 large reservoirs, towers, and high-use pipelines.
These controllers help reduce water pressure, which means fewer pipe bursts, less leaking, and more water saved.
Senior Manager Logan Mun-samy says this move is key to making Johannesburg more sustainable and ensuring a steady water supply for everyone.
The project forms part of the city's broader water conservation and demand management programme, showing how smart solutions can protect vital resources for the future.
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Youth Powering the Future at Energy Summit
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The upcoming Youth Energy Summit will spotlight the critical role of young entrepreneurs in tackling South Africa’s energy and employment challenges.
The forum will unpack youth participation in energy reform, with discussions on private sector involvement, skills development, bursaries and strategic partnerships.
Independent Power Producer Mulilo's Seithati Bolipombo, speaks on the importance of the inclusion of South Africa's youth in energy reform..
The forum will unpack youth participation in energy reform, with discussions on private sector involvement, skills development, bursaries and strategic partnerships.
Independent Power Producer Mulilo's Seithati Bolipombo, speaks on the importance of the inclusion of South Africa's youth in energy reform..
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Thandiswa Mazwai’s Tiny Desk Hits 1 Million Views
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South African award-winning music legend Thandiswa Mazwai has hit a major milestone, with her NPR Tiny Desk Concert episode reaching 1 million views on YouTube.
Known affectionately as “King Tha,” Mazwai’s soulful and spiritual performance aired in April 2024 and was later named one of the “10 Best Tiny Desk Concerts of 2024.”
Filmed in Washington, D.C., the set featured her beloved hits like “Nizalwa Ngobani?” and “Ingoma.”
The news comes just ahead of her much-anticipated show at The Lyric Theatre in Johannesburg on Sunday, June 29, where she’ll perform with a jazz quartet.
Mazwai says the concert is a special gift to loyal supporters, especially as Sankofa celebrates its one-year anniversary.
Known affectionately as “King Tha,” Mazwai’s soulful and spiritual performance aired in April 2024 and was later named one of the “10 Best Tiny Desk Concerts of 2024.”
Filmed in Washington, D.C., the set featured her beloved hits like “Nizalwa Ngobani?” and “Ingoma.”
The news comes just ahead of her much-anticipated show at The Lyric Theatre in Johannesburg on Sunday, June 29, where she’ll perform with a jazz quartet.
Mazwai says the concert is a special gift to loyal supporters, especially as Sankofa celebrates its one-year anniversary.
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Your financial indicators for this hour:
The Rand is trading at 0.00 to the US Dollar, 0.00 to the British Pound, and 0.00 to the Euro.
Gold is trading at 0.00 dollars a fine ounce, Brent Crude Oil is at 76.53 per barrel, and a Bitcoin will set you back 104,761.00.
The Rand is trading at 0.00 to the US Dollar, 0.00 to the British Pound, and 0.00 to the Euro.
Gold is trading at 0.00 dollars a fine ounce, Brent Crude Oil is at 76.53 per barrel, and a Bitcoin will set you back 104,761.00.
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