water
Coco-Cola helps secure South Africa’s water future
South Africa’s Department of Water & Sanitation commemorates World Water Week between 20 – 26 March. Over the last decade, several major economic centres in South Africa have faced severe droughts. Currently, 63% of South Africans live in urban centres, which is expected to increase to 80% by 2050.[...]
National water week, an opportunity to tap into new standards
South Africa can significantly improve water and energy efficiency by aligning its tap labelling programme with international standards, according to a new study released ahead of National Water Week marked on 20 to 26 March 2022. The week aims to raise awareness and call to action renewed value for[...]
Taking water seriously
This water awareness month, CCBSA can celebrate significant progress in meeting their sustainability goals in relation to water savings and helping South African communities to become more water resilient. Coca-Cola Beverages South Africa (CCBSA) has long recognised its moral and commercial responsibility to use water wisely in its manufacturing[...]
Effective water harvesting techniques: Part 1
The farmer’s most important harvest – water A valuable, crucial asset for any farmer is water. Every drop of water should be coveted and fully utilised. The term ‘water harvesting’ generally refers to the collection of rainstorm-generated run-off from a particular area (a catchment) in order to provide water[...]
Poultry farming Part 2: Planning
In the Introduction to Poultry Farming in Issue 70 of ProAgri Zambia and Issue 26 of ProAgri BNZ, we discussed the advantages of such an enterprise, but also the problems you may encounter. Chickens will be a valuable and profitable addition to your existing smallscale farming, but you need[...]