Water
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Water
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Temporary water supply disruption reported at Cape Town International Airport
Cape Town International Airport faced a temporary water disruption due to an incident on Saturday.
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Call made for lasting solutions to water problems in Odendaalsrus
Residents of Residensia are frustrated by ongoing water outages, impacting daily life, despite complaints and requests for solutions.
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Plaaseienaars wen waterstryd teen munisipaliteit, maar Lambertsbaai se krane bly oop
Hooggeregshof stel waterlisensie tersyde, maar Lambertsbaai se watertoevoer gaan voort terwyl die munisipaliteit die aansoekproses van voor af moet begin.
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Work resumes on Cornelia water reservoir project
Construction has resumed on the Cornelia Water Reservoir, aiming to improve water reliability for Cornelia and Ntswanatsatsi residents.
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Western Cape dam levels show mixed fortunes amid erratic winter rainfall
Cape Town is facing renewed water security concerns as dam levels supplying the city have dropped below last year’s levels, despite the province being hit by devastating floods in May…
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Untreated sewage continues to pollute Kroonstad and Viljoenskroon rivers
Untreated sewage pollutes rivers in Kroonstad and Viljoenskroon, posing health risks and prompting investigations by the Auditor-General and authorities.
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Johannesburg households paying controversial water levy as legal battle continues
Johannesburg residents are now paying a heavily increased monthly water levy despite an ongoing legal challenge that questions whether the charge is lawful.
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SANParks delivers emergency water to storm-affected communities
The Tsitsikamma Section of the Garden Route National Park has distributed over 20,000 litres of water to storm-affected communities.
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Free State municipalities face water infrastructure challenges
Two Free State municipalities struggle with water infrastructure issues, spending millions on emergency services while prioritizing long-term planning and qualified staff.
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City’s R5 billion desalination plant in Paarden Eiland draws opposition fire
Cape Town’s R5 billion desalination plant at Paarden Eiland faces opposition over costs, site concerns, and the City’s troubled track record.
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