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Visionary leadership needed to handle the emerging long-term water crisis

The panic that emerged after Day Zero was announced was instrumental in getting Capetonians to cut water consumption substantially - but a water-saving programme driven by fear is not sustainable. This is the view of Gina Ziervogel, an associate professor at UCT's Department of Environmental and Geographical Science, one of the presenters at the Adaptation Futures 2018 conference in the city last week. SPECIAL REPORT: Water Crisis Interviewed on the […]

today27 June 2018

Local

De Lille continues fight for secret ballot

Embattled Cape Town mayor Patricia de Lille heads to court on Tuesday. She wants DA councillors to be allowed to vote according to their conscience and is demanding a secret ballot during a no-confidence motion against her. The motion will be debated in the Cape Town city council on Thursday. De Lille has locked horns with her party following misconduct and corruption allegations against her. She denies the charges, claiming […]

today13 February 2018

Local

International Nurses Day marked on Friday

The City of Cape Town Health Services says nursing staff at its clinics have managed to reduce child mortality rates through different interventions. Nurses working for the City of Cape Town health services have been honoured with certificates for long service to mark International Nurses Day which is being celebrated on the 12th of May each year. The event took place at Chapel Street Clinic in Woodstock and similar events are […]

today12 May 2017

News

Harsher water restrictions for CT

Capetonians can brace themselves for even tougher water restrictions from next month. The City of Cape Town’s Council today approved the implementation of Level 3b restrictions water restrictions from 1 February 2017. Among others, the use of potable water for non-essential use will be further restricted. The Democratic Alliance and smaller parties voted in favour of these much-needed new restrictions, but the ANC did not support the resolution. The restrictions […]

today26 January 2017

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