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RHDHV 100 Years: Water

By Sheilla De Carvalho

RHDHV 100 Years: Mobility

By Bongani Mthombeni – Möller

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We're asking colleagues to share their #1in100 memories, moments, and encounters that have shaped the story of Royal HaskoningDHV in Southern Africa.

Bonga

Bonga Ntuli matriculated shortly after the first democratic elections in 1994. He was offered an opportunity to study for a professional degree in engineering – a first for many black South Africans.

Kerri

Kerri Koster knew she wanted to become a civil engineer when, during a job-shadowing experience inspecting an affordable housing development, she realised what a difference civil engineers could make in society.

Keketso

Earth conservation is a challenging and often-unimaginable task, but for some, making an impact on climate change is a passion.

Janet

“It’s our ability to adapt to doing things differently. People are being pushed out of their comfort zones as we build the company of the future.

Lishen

Lishen Govender’s passion for project management gets him out of bed in the mornings. He’s been with Royal HaskoningDHV for three years and has enjoyed working on “remarkable projects” from inception all the way through to completion.