Delivering major water infrastructure
Construction includes a dam and a transfer tunnel, significantly boosting raw water supply to drought-stressed Gauteng.
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Advancing regional water supply and hydropower development
Growing demand for raw water in South Africa and the need for new hydropower capacity in Lesotho created urgency for a coordinated, socially responsible program. The Lesotho Highlands Water Project aims to deliver major civil works while ensuring that social, environmental and livelihood impacts are minimized.
Strengthening regional connectivity
More than 40 miles of new roads and 60 miles of upgraded routes provide reliable access to services and project sites.
Managing complex, multifaceted programs
A diverse technical team oversees over 45 design, construction, environmental and social contracts as part of the program.
Supporting community development
Livelihood restoration programs expand access to water, sanitation, electricity and economic opportunities.
The program continues to deliver major infrastructure that benefits both Lesotho and South Africa, while advancing social development through catchment management, wetland rehabilitation and public health initiatives. “When we prioritize job creation, train our communities and provide them with necessary skills, it will improve their livelihoods even beyond construction,” said Makananelo Kumalo, environmental, social and public health functional manager.
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