Latest News on Hygiene and Sanitation in South Africa

Johannesburg businesses embrace on-site solar power

Published: 06/10/2026    |    Views: 32
SA businesses are shifting to on-site water infrastructure to bypass failing municipal supply, ensuring production continuity, reuse, and compliance.

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Businesses face rising water risks as infrastructure strains

Published: 06/10/2026    |    Views: 33
Water instability threatens SA businesses. Executives must integrate water management into operational planning, tracking usage to handle municipal supply and compliance risks.

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We must rethink risk, resilience and responsibility

Published: 15/09/2026    |    Views: 323
Water security is a key board-level risk in SA. Companies must adopt active stewardship and on-site treatment to build resilience and ensure survival.

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South Africa’s water crisis moves into the boardroom

Published: 08/09/2026    |    Views: 309
SA firms must treat water scarcity as a critical board-level risk, enhancing ESG reporting, data tracking, and resilience to protect economic growth.

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Why on-site plants are the next big industrial shift

Published: 02/09/2026    |    Views: 332
Like solar for power, SA businesses must invest in decentralised, on-site water treatment to ensure supply continuity, protect uptime, and prevent municipal outage risks.

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Rethinking sanitation through an ESG lens

Published: 06/08/2026    |    Views: 742
South African mines are adopting local closed-loop sanitation tech to cut waste transport, save water, improve worker health, and advance overall ESG goals.

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