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Western Cape dam levels continue to fall as water restrictions loom
Western Cape dam levels have dropped significantly due to drought, prompting municipalities to implement water-saving measures and warn of restrictions.
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Western Cape dam levels plummet to 48.8% as water restrictions loom
Dam levels across Western Cape decline to 48.8% from 65.6% last year as drought conditions persist. Water restrictions loom while Knysna faces Day Zero.
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Western Cape dam levels drop below critical 50% mark
Dam levels in Cape Town and the Western Cape have fallen below 50%, prompting concerns over water security amid low rainfall forecasts.
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National disaster declared as Bay dam levels near critical mark
Nelson Mandela Bay residents have been urged to drastically reduce water usage as the region faces a severe water crisis.
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Cape Town water levels drop as consumption exceeds targets
Cape Town’s dam levels are critically low at 51.8%, prompting officials to urge immediate water conservation amid rising consumption and heat.
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Western Cape residents urged to conserve water as dam levels decline
Residents across the Western Cape have been called on to use water sparingly as dam levels drop in several municipalities and concerns grow about below-average winter rainfall.
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Cape Town not out of drought danger after recent rains
Cape Town still in drought danger despite rain. Water use above 975 MLD target, dam levels 20% lower. Residents urged to save water this summer.
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Cape Town dam levels drop below crucial 60% as water inspectors increase enforcement
Cape Town’s dam levels have fallen to a concerning 59% of capacity, while Western Cape dam levels now stand at 51%, prompting the City to intensify water by-law enforcement across…
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No need for water restrictions in CT as study shows ‘no immediate concern’
The City says there is no need for water restrictions after officials concluded Cape Town has enough water to get through the 2025/2026 hydrological year.
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No rain in sight: Kouga Dam drops to 48%
Kouga Dam levels drop to 48.48%, down from 59.67% in November, as region faces severe drought with no meaningful rainfall in catchment.
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