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Natasha Odendaal

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Johannesburg
As seen in: Engineering News, Mining Weekly, Polity, Namibian Sun, az.com.na, Fullview SA, Creamer Media's Engineering News, Research Channel
Covers:  Business-to-business, trade, finance, economics, infrastructure, ICT, water, sport and fitness, health, coaching, psychology and mental health
Business and Trade Journalist. Deputy Editor.

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I am currently a Senior Deputy Editor at Creamer Media, writing for Engineering News and Mining Weekly and covering a wide range of industries and topics, including information and communications technology, science, infrastructure, economic developments, mining project developments, oil and gas, construction, manufacturing, legislation and industrial developments, besides others.
I cover breaking news, video reports and in-depth reporting for the online division and contribute copy and cover s…

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South Africa, Eswatini ink revised Komati River Basin treaty

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By Natasha Odendaal Verified
| Creamer Media's Engineering News
South Africa and Eswatini have signed a revised treaty on the development and use of the water resources of the Komati River basin. This followed Eswatini’s Minister of Natural Resource and Energy Prince Lonkhokhela Dalmini's invitation to South Africa’s Water and Sanitation Minister Pemmy Majodina to discuss cooperation in the field of water resources of mutual interest and to further strengthen the bilateral relations between the two countries.
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Rand Water’s adaptive integrated management strategy proving successful against invasive plants invasions

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By Natasha Odendaal Verified
| Creamer Media's Engineering News
Bulk water supplier Rand Water’s adaptive integrated management strategy is proving successful as it drives down the proliferation of aquatic invasive alien plants (IAP), such as Pistia stratiotes, or water lettuce, and Pontederia crassipes, or more commonlu know as water hyacinth, in the Vaal River.
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Kariba reservoir water levels recording gradual rise during 2025/26 rainfall season

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By Natasha Odendaal Verified
| Creamer Media's Engineering News
The Zambezi River Authority is reporting higher river flows and a gradual increase in reservoir storage levels across the Kariba catchment during the ongoing 2025/26 rainfall season.
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African Construction Awards - Media and Communications Excellence

2018
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