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Bibliography This is a listing of information made available to participants in the field. Attention of the participants was drawn to other documentation that was not readily available. The group also recognised that further information is not synthesised or readily accessible but should be pursued by those interested in the complexity of the system. The reports above are partially derived from this bibliography Akindele F, Senyane R (eds) 2004. The irony of the ‘white gold’. Transformation Resource Centre, Maseru, 92 pp. Anon. 1998. Orange River development project, Replanning Study, Water Demand Management, Executive Summary, pp i-xiii Anon. 2005. SA’s rich water history unearthed. The Water Wheel, WRC, Sept- October: 21-23. BloemWater. 2003/04. Annual Report. 55 pp. Bond, P. 2002. Lesotho’s water, Johannesburg’s thirst: Communities, consumers and mega-dams, pp 127-165. In: Unsustainable South Africa – environment, development and social protest. University of Natal Press, Pietermartizburg. Botha, M. 2005. Activated-Carbon Water Treatment Plant. Http://www.batemanbv.com/abo-new-bat-glo-eig2.htm. Department: Water Affairs and Forestry. N.D. Guide to the National Water Act. 42 pp. Department: Water Affairs and Forestry. N.D. Water management institutions overview. 39 pp. Department of Water Affairs and Forestry. 2003. Resource Directed Measures, Module 1, Introductory Module. Department: Water Affairs and Forestry. 2004. National Water Resource Strategy, First edition. Republic of South Africa. (Foreword, Overview, Table of Contents, Introduction, Appendix D rationale, D13 Upper Orange & D14 Lower Orange) Department: Water Affairs and Forestry, Directorate: National Water Resources Planning. 2004. Internal Strategic Perspective: Lower Vaal Water Management Area. Earle, A, D Malzbender, A Turton, E Manzungu. 2005. A preliminary basin profile of the Orange/Senqu River. AWIRU, University of Pretoria, South Africa, 38 pp. Edkins, D. 2003. Video: we once lived there. Transformation Resource Centre, Maseru. Eskom. N.D. The world of generation. Folder and brochures. Holtzhausen, L. 2005. Water research: finding solutions to benefit all. The Water Wheel, WRC, September-October: 10-12. Kriel, JP. 1977. Report on the Drainage of the Vaalhartz government water scheme. Republic of South Africa, Secretary for Water Affairs. 18pp. Lesotho Highlands Water Project, Phase 1, Perspectives on success. (laminated cards illustrating project) LHDA-TCTA. 2001. Partners for life: Lesotho Highlands Water Project. LHDA. N.d. Sustainable development, Lesotho Highlands Water Project. LHDA. 200x. Development of a Policy for Instream Flow Requirements, Information document. Lesotho Highlands Water Project, 10 pp. LHDA. 2003. Lesotho Highlands Water Project, Phase 1. Policy for instream flow requirements. Lesotho Highlands Development Authority. (Including Klasen, S. 2002). The costs and benefits of changing in-stream flow requirements 13
(IFR) below the Phase 1 structures of the Lesotho Highlands Water Project (LHWP)) LHWP. 2000. Lesotho Highlands Water Project, Volume 5. Laserline, Surrey. Milstein, P. le S. 1975. The biology of Barberspan, with special reference to the avifauna. Ostrich, Supplement No. 10: 4-73. Nel, E. 2005. National Water Resource Strategy; South Africa’s water situation and strategies to balance supply and demand, Lower Vaal WMA. Power point presentation. Permanent Water Commission. 2005. Pre-feasibility study into measures to improve the management of the Lower Orange River and to provide for future developments along the border between Namibia and South Africa: Environmental Assessment of the proposed dam sites on the Orange River. Republic of Namibia & Republic of South Africa, LOR Consultants: 97331/3873. River Health Programme (2003). State-of-Rivers Report: Free State Regional River Systems, Department of Water Affairs and Forestry, Pretoria. 40 pp. TCTA. 2005. Annual report. 148 pp. TRC. 1999. Since the water came: kids in Lesotho talk about Katse Dam. Save the Children & Transformation Resource Centre, Maseru, reprinted 2004. TRC. 2003. Work for Justice, the newsletter of the Transformation Resource Centre, Maseru. 71: January 2005: 10 pp. TRC. 2005. Work for Justice, the newsletter of the Transformation Resource Centre, Maseru. 71: January 2005: 16 pp. TRC. 2005. Work for Justice, the newsletter of the Transformation Resource Centre, Maseru. 71: June 2005: 20 pp. TRC. 2005. Water Project. http://www.trc.org.1s/water.htm Turton, A, Henwood, R. (eds). 2002. Hydropolitics in the developing world, a southern African perspective. African Water Issues Research Unit, Pretoria, 269 pp. van der Merwe, J. 2005. Important components of a national water strategy: WMAs. Power point presentation. Acronyms DWAF – Department of Water Affairs and Forestry JPTC – Joint Permanent Technical Commission LHDA – Lesotho Highlands Development Authority LHWP – Lesotho Highlands Water Project LHWPT – Lesotho Highlands Water Project Treaty ORASECOM – Orange-Senqu Commission TCTA – Trans-Caledon Tunnel Authority WAL – Water Affairs (Natural Resources), Lesotho WUA – Water User Associations 14
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