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Dundas ilmenite project, Greenland – update
Dundas ilmenite project, Greenland – update
19th February 2021 By: Sheila Barradas

Bluejay Mining has received a letter of intent for $208-million to fund the capital requirements of its Dundas project. 


Dundas ilmenite project, Greenland – update
Dundas ilmenite project, Greenland – update
8th January 2021 By: Sheila Barradas

The government of Greenland has granted Bluejay Mining an exploitation licence for the Dundas ilmenite project. 


Dundas ilmenite project, Greenland
Dundas ilmenite project, Greenland
30th October 2020 By: Sheila Barradas

Bluejay Mining has ticked another prerequisite for an exploitation licence for its Dundas project. 


Cariboo gold project, Canada – update
Cariboo gold project, Canada – update
16th October 2020 By: Sheila Barradas

Osisko Gold Royalties has announced the creation of a new North American gold development company to advance the Cariboo project. 


Dundas ilmenite project, Greenland
Dundas ilmenite project, Greenland
7th August 2020 By: Sheila Barradas

The Dundas project has received strong support from local citizens. 


Rising data use, e-commerce bodes well for industrial property market
6th August 2020 By: Marleny Arnoldi

Accelerating trends such as e-commerce and data centres are adding resiliency to industry property against the backdrop of the Covid-19 pandemic, says real estate investment trust (Reit) Redefine... 


MATHIEU DU PLOOY
It will be critical for Governments and businesses to collaborate and develop recovery plans that consider Africa’s unique socio-economic circumstances in future development plans
Development of infrastructure crucial to post-Covid growth
26th June 2020 By: Cameron Mackay

Owing to the global impact of the Covid-19 pandemic, unmet basic needs and the demand for service delivery in South Africa’s underdeveloped communities have become increasingly apparent, which has... 


Sustainable building designs on the rise
12th June 2020 By: Mc'Kyla Nortje

Although it was previously widely thought to be prohibitively expensive to make the upfront capital investments to go green, uncertainty about the availability of power and water resources, as well... 


WSP says light industrial property has room for innovation
18th May 2020 By: Marleny Arnoldi

Professional services firm WSP says it is not all doom and gloom in the property sector, especially not in the light industrial property space. The firm adds that it is often darkest before the... 


KAREN KING
Maintaining an accurate process flow diagram and water balance are key to mine water planning
Water-related planning essential for mines
8th May 2020 By: Theresa Bhowan-Rajah

As mining operations are extremely water-intensive and -dependent, it is important to have a good understanding of water sources, movement and discharge at the mine, say engineering consultants... 


AfDB hosts successful online business opportunity seminar
30th April 2020 By: Marleny Arnoldi

The African Development Bank (AfDB) on April 28 hosted the first of its two business opportunity seminars for the year. The seminar provided information to potential partners and contractors on... 


Vishaal Lutchman
Vishaal Lutchman
17th April 2020

This week we profile Vishaal Lutchman, CEO of the South African Institution of Civil Engineering, a voluntary association with about 15 000 members that provide technical leadership in support and... 


CONSTRUCTIVE BUILDING
Implementing a sustainable building philosophy provides value-add throughout the value chain
Building for sustainability promotes valuable returns
3rd April 2020

There is a direct link between the stability of an economy and ongoing development, says consulting engineers firm WSP Africa structures regional director Johan Piekaar. Currently, the local... 


Vishaal Lutchman
SAICE appoints new CEO to drive organisation’s vision
3rd April 2020 By: Tasneem Bulbulia

The South African Institution of Civil Engineering (SAICE) on Friday announced that its executive board has appointed Vishaal Lutchman as CEO. Lutchman previously held the position of divisional... 


MARTHINUS RETIEF Africa’s ports need to be larger and deeper to accommodate larger vessels to improve their connectivity to global maritime trade
Various trends shaping Africa’s port infrastructure
27th March 2020 By: Tracy Hancock

The development of inland container terminals, or dry ports, to decongest port traffic is a trend that is gaining significant traction in Africa, says WSP Africa maritime technical director... 


Vishaal Lutchman
SAICE appoints new CEO to drive organisation’s vision
23rd March 2020 By: Tasneem Bulbulia

The South African Institution of Civil Engineering (SAICE) on Friday announced that its executive board has appointed Vishaal Lutchman as CEO. Lutchman previously held the position of divisional... 


Eskom graft probe widens into contracts with global partners
16th March 2020 By: Bloomberg

Eskom Holdings contracts with five international companies will be scrutinized by South African state investigators as part of a widening probe into graft at the debt-laden State-owned utility. The... 


Building for sustainability continues to promote valuable returns
25th February 2020

Johan Piekaar, Regional Director, WSP, Structures, Africa There is a direct link between the stability of an economy and ongoing development – and currently the local construction and property... 


Dundas ilmenite project, Greenland
Dundas ilmenite project, Greenland
14th February 2020 By: Sheila Barradas

The Environmental Agency for Mineral Resource Activities of Greenland has confirmed the environmental-impact assessment for the project to comply with guidelines for public consultation purposes. 


EIA for Bluejay’s Dundas ready for public consultation
EIA for Bluejay’s Dundas ready for public consultation
5th February 2020 By: Simone Liedtke

The Environmental Agency for Mineral Resource Activities of Greenland has confirmed exploration and development company Bluejay Mining’s environmental impact assessment (EIA) for the Dundas... 


WSP and broader project team awarded top category honours at Steel Awards 2019
23rd October 2019 By: Creamer Media Reporter

WSP in Africa, one of the largest multi-disciplinary engineering consulting firms on the continent, are proud of their team’s involvement in the project to upgrade the Fourways Mall Promotions... 


Cariboo gold project, Canada
Cariboo gold project, Canada
20th September 2019 By: Sheila Barradas

A preliminary economic assessment has outlined a solid base case for significant and profitable gold production at the Cariboo project. 


Africa still diligently attracting M&A activity, says WSP
9th September 2019 By: Creamer Media Reporter

In an increasingly complex world Africa is holding its own as an attractive investment region, with the value of investment on the continent showing growth. However, investor confidence still... 


WSP and Bridges to Prosperity celebrate inauguration of third footbridge project in joint mission in Rwanda
26th August 2019 By: Creamer Media Reporter

Volunteers from WSP, a leading global multidisciplinary professional services firm, worked with the team from Bridges to Prosperity on the ground in Rwanda to build the Kazo Suspended Footbridge... 


Misconceptions around AMD remain a threat to the environment
23rd August 2019 By: Khutso Maphatsoe

Acid mine drainage (AMD) has become one of South Africa’s largest environmental threats, as AMD has caused considerable damage to the natural environment and communities living near mining areas,... 


WSP engineers involved in two projects recognised in SAPOA 2019 Awards
12th July 2019 By: Creamer Media Reporter

WSP in Africa, one of the largest multi-disciplinary engineering consulting firms on the continent, proudly acknowledge the contributions of the firm’s engineers to two winning projects in the... 


GRID GANG
The WSP team working on improving the power grid in Zimbabwe
WSP remains proactive in slow market
28th June 2019 By: Halima Frost

Amid the pressures in the built environment, professional services provider WSP is proactively looking for opportunities to diversify and alternative ways of conducting its business to improve... 


ALISON GROVES
While the demand for new green buildings continues to grow, it will not replace the importance of the existing building stock
Green buildings rising
14th June 2019 By: Mc'Kyla Nortje

As the Green Building Council of South Africa (GBCSA) introduces more rating tools, the construction industry’s uptake of green building is “sky rocketing”, says professional services firm WSP... 


Top trends energising Africa’s power sectors
12th June 2019 By: Creamer Media Reporter

An optimal energy mix for Africa relies on a variety of generation technologies. In fact, in a 2015 report McKinsey estimated that if every country in Africa had to build to meet their current... 


WSP takes four Diamond Arrow accolades in PMR.africa Awards
7th June 2019 By: Creamer Media Reporter

WSP in Africa, one of the largest multi-disciplinary engineering consulting firms on the continent, were honoured to receive four (4) Diamond Arrow accolades in the 2019 PMR.africa Business... 


Ardmore phosphate rock project, Australia
Ardmore phosphate rock project, Australia
31st May 2019 By: Sheila Barradas

A strategic assessment of the Ardmore phosphate rock project has been completed. 


#AfricaMonth: Doing business in Africa needs an inclusive approach, says WSP
29th May 2019 By: Creamer Media Reporter

Economic growth in sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) is estimated to rebound to 2.8%1 for 2019. While this is still below the 3% since 2015, the more subdued growth is on the back of enduring uncertainty in... 


Increasing access to power in Zimbabwe through infrastructure rehabilitation
28th May 2019

WSP participates in a crucial project to improve the reliability of power in Zimbabwe and restore supplies to the 20,000-plus customers who have been without stable access to electricity for some... 


KAREN KING The environment has benefited from the stricter legislation that governs how mines should treat their water
Alternative water treatment pursued
3rd May 2019 By: Khutso Maphatsoe

Mine managers are investigating the use of existing wetlands or creating wetlands to passively treat some of their used water, thereby reducing the volume of water that needs to be actively treated... 


#FactFriday #EarthDay: Are we taking enough real action to secure the future of our species?
29th April 2019 By: Creamer Media Reporter

Earth Day, as commemorated this week, aims to raise awareness and support for environmental protection. This year the theme of Protect Our Species: In nature, nothing exists alone is intended to... 


Ardmore phosphate rock project, Australia
Ardmore phosphate rock project, Australia
12th April 2019 By: Sheila Barradas

Centrex Metals is on track to deliver its first shipments to customers this year. 


MATHIEU DU PLOOY

WSP’s focus on the African continent is more sector-based than geographical. We will follow the countries where the need is pressing
Digital tech can improve client and project interaction
5th April 2019 By: Cameron Mackay

Professional services firm WSP is finding more opportunities to use emerging digital technologies in delivering engineering and infrastructure projects globally, points out WSP in Africa MD Mathieu... 


Climate change, disaster reduction and future proofing – is enough being done to preserve water?
2nd April 2019 By: Creamer Media Reporter

Research by the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) warned that limiting global warming to 1.5°C will require fast, far-reaching and extraordinary changes. What’s more,... 


Climate change, disaster reduction and future proofing – is enough being done to preserve water?
1st April 2019

Research by the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) warned that limiting global warming to 1.5°C will require fast, far-reaching and extraordinary changes. What’s more,... 


International Day Of Happiness 2019: Happier Together – The Value Of A Purposeful Workplace
25th March 2019

Elaine Porter, Director: People, Culture & Engagement, WSP in Africa The World Happiness Report, which ranks countries by their happiness levels, placed South Africa at 104 out of 156 countries in... 


WASTE REDUCTION Using cleaner production techniques, environmental control technologies and process re-engineering can further reduce waste output of mines
Industry adopting more sustainable approaches to mining activities
22nd March 2019 By: Thabi Shomolekae

As water balances are being calculated more precisely, the principles of reducing, reusing and recycling water are being adopted more strictly, as is the separation of clean from dirty water on... 


International Day of Happiness 2019: Happier together – the value of a purposeful workplace
20th March 2019 By: Creamer Media Reporter

The World Happiness Report, which ranks countries by their happiness levels, placed South Africa at 104 out of 156 countries in 2018, and at 106in 2019. While there are many factors contributing to... 


#WorldWaterDay: Crisis proofing water preservation a SA priority
19th March 2019 By: Creamer Media Reporter

World Water Day taking place on 22 March will once again place issues linked to global water security and promoting sustainable practice for fresh water resources’ management firmly in the... 


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