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World-class water engineering skills are being harnessed by South Africa’s municipalities to supply drinking water to constituents. Water and sanitation are basic human rights enshrined in our constitution [https://www.gov.za/documents/constitution/constitution-republic-south-africa-04-feb-1997]. Access to these services is also one of the Millenium Sustainable Development Goals [https://www.unwater.org/sites/default/files/app/uploads/2016/05/Monitoring-Water-and-Sanitation_Introduction.pdf]. Yet, there are still many South African communities who do not have […]

One of Ceenex’s many flagship water projects, the Bundu water-treatment works (WTW), received the second-highest score for the performance of WTWs in Mpumalanga in the 2023 Blue Drop report, at 88%. This again reaffirms the company’s commitment to engineering excellence and leadership in the design and implementation of top-notch water infrastructure. The Blue Drop report

Ceenex uses Back Care Awareness Week to promote healthy and safe lifestyles Back Care Awareness Week, which takes place every October, is an important event in our calendar because it provides us with another opportunity to promote a healthy and safe lifestyle inside and outside the workplace. As a leading engineering and technology company, Ceenex

Ceenex is assisting Thembisile Hani Local Municipality to provide a reliable and secure supply of water to Boekenhouthoek, Mathysenloop, Machipe and Bundu in Mpumalanga. The company is the specialist sub-consultant for the water-treatment works (WTW) and pump system design and it is working alongside Monde Consulting Engineers, the lead engineer, on this water-augmentation project. This

Ceenex, a leading independent management, technology, and engineering consultancy, is helping to uplift many communities through its corporate social-investment (CSI) initiatives. Ceenex’s CSI partners include BrainLife, Oliver’s Village and Lesedi la Batho Community Centre. Their programmes are having a profound positive impact on the lives of many South Africans, and the firm is currently exploring

Africa hosts about 30% of the world’s total mineral reserves and a higher share of diamonds, vanadium, manganese, platinum, cobalt and gold deposits. However, unlocking the true potential of the continent’s metals and minerals industry also hinges upon the ability to efficiently move product from the mine to the customer. Ceenex has extensive experience in

Lesedi la Batho, one of Ceenex’s corporate social-investment (CSI) partners, recently achieved its goal of earning a permanent position on the GlobalGiving platform by raising more than R80 000 from over 60 donors in only 19 days. These funds will be used to support the not-for-profit organisation’s new Ikemele women empowerment programme, which aims to

The company is part of a multi-disciplinary team and will undertake the Process and Hydraulic Design for the WTW, as well as the Civil-Engineering Design for certain components of the plant. This project will increase the treatment capacity of Mmamashia WTW from 110 Ml/day to 220 Ml/day. The upgrade is part of a larger project

Ceenex’s ongoing participation in the development of the Serengeti Golf and Wildlife Estate in Kempton Park in the East Rand of Gauteng serves as a sound example of the firm’s ability to provide cutting-edge civil engineering infrastructure solutions to innovative private property developers, such as African Kingdom Holdings. AKH and its professional team are behind

Ceenex continues to provide support to BrainLife that far exceeds its responsibility as one of the non-profit organisation’s (NPO) corporate-social investment (CSI) partners. Since the NPO’s inception, the firm has been undertaking volunteer work on behalf of BrainLife and helping to finance many of its initiatives that support people with acquired brain injury (ABI) and