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City of Cape Town takes action against officials after arrests for construction sector corruption - Vimarsana News

City of Cape Town takes action against officials after arrests for construction sector corruption

Eight people have been arrested in connection with corruption in the construction sector within the City of Cape Town.

Source: news24.com
Sudbury's tailings ponds could hold key to easing EV battery shortage, researcher says - Vimarsana News

Sudbury's tailings ponds could hold key to easing EV battery shortage, researcher says

The key to supplying the automotive industry with enough electric vehicle batteries may rest in a toxic eyesore: Sudbury’s vast tailings ponds.

Source: cbc.ca
Vale says it continues to upgrade its tailings dams in Greater Sudbury - Vimarsana News

Vale says it continues to upgrade its tailings dams in Greater Sudbury

Two years after a dam collapse in Brazil that killed more than 250 people, Vale has said it has continued to upgrade its tailings dam infrastructure in Greater Sudbury.

Source: cbc.ca
Cape storms: City of Cape Town assessing measures to curb flooding, mudslides - Vimarsana News

Cape storms: City of Cape Town assessing measures to curb flooding, mudslides

SAPS The Cape Metro will be implementing measures to prevent mudslides, flooding, and debris landing up on its roads as the rainfall season slowly approaches. This comes after a devastating fire that gutted several buildings at UCT and which also destroyed the vegetation that prevents soil from washing away during heavy rain. Areas that are most likely to be at risk are Vredehoek, Woodstock, Salt River, and Observatory, as well as the M3 highway and Philip Kgosana Drive. The City of Cape Town will be implementing measures to prevent mudslides, flooding, and debris landing up on city roads as...

Source: news24.com