- July 21-23, 2025
- Durban International Convention Centre
South Africa International Water Week 2025
Developing solutions to the various water-related challenges facing our country
SAIWW is more than just a conference ...
The South Africa International Water Week (SAIWW) is thee conference for discussing the various water issues, attracting a diverse mix of participants from many professional backgrounds and every corner of the African continent. Together we develop solutions to water-related challenges and the climate crisis.
Why Partner with SAIWW?

Be part of the change and embrace of the South Africa International Water Week (SAIWW), embracing the current vision of SAIWW to encourage change and positive disruption. SAIWW will bring together industry experts, future leaders and visionaries paving the path for our water industry.
Attend SAIWW

Build your pipeline for 2025 and beyond by joining SAIWW. Utilize the platform provided by the South Africa International Water Week to get your customized possibilities in front of the most significant C-suite executives, investors, and decision-makers.
SAIWW 2024 Speakers
Thulasizwe Mavuso
Managing Director: Perfect Water
Thobeka Ndlovu
COO: Meetsi Solution
Aseef Naidoo
Founder: Wattrix Civil Works
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News

City’s water treatment facilities perform exceptionally well, according to a report
The City’s Faure and Steenbras Water Treatment Plants (WTP) excelled with above-average quality drinking water according to the 2023 Blue Drop Watch Report that was released by the National Department of Water and Sanitation (DWS) on Tuesday 6 June. The Blue Drop Watch Report focuses mainly on the technical site assessments of drinking water systems conducted during the Blue Drop

Water and sanitation department monitoring Vaal Dam as level surges to 90%
The department of water & sanitation is monitoring the Vaal Dam daily as the water level

City’s water treatment plants excel, report says
The City’s Faure and Steenbras Water Treatment Plants (WTP) excelled with above-average quality drinking water according

City’s water treatment facilities perform exceptionally well, according to a report
The City’s Faure and Steenbras Water Treatment Plants (WTP) excelled with above-average quality drinking water according
A word from the chairman ...

The biggest problems we face today frequently begin with water. You can meet a wide range of influential decision-makers, business executives, urban planners, activists, and researchers from all around the world at the South Africa International Water Week(SAIWW). Many are trailblazers who have discovered fresh, clever methods of managing water. People attend the conference to exchange fresh concepts, gain knowledge from one another, and work together on cutting-edge solutions.
Walter Mokoena
Chairman - SAIWW