water security
water security
water security
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Cape Town’s next 90 days are critical as dam levels drop to 55%
Cape Town faces potential water restrictions as dam levels decline. Urgent actions are needed to manage usage and protect future supply.
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Provincial government steps in to address Matzikama water security challenges
The Western Cape government is providing R3 million in funding to address water security challenges facing the Matzikama Municipality.
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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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Western Cape steps up water security efforts amid mounting drought pressure
Western Cape steps up water security plans as drought pressure grows, committing billions to infrastructure and urging residents to urgently cut water use.
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Western Cape water supply drops drastically in seven days
Latest data from the DWS shows that combined Cape Town System Dams (CTSD) decreased from 71,32% to 68,12% in the last seven days.
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Water security: Cape Town approves R5bn public-private partnership
Cape Town City Council approves R5bn public-private partnership for water security projects to secure additional supply beyond 2030.
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Western Cape dam levels showing decline since 2024 highs
The Western Cape’s water security is facing a concerning challenge as the latest dam level report reveals a dramatic decline across the province’s major water storage facilities. Comparing November 2025…
