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Drought is now a “crisis”, says City

Authorities have issued a critical warning to water consumers in Cape Town – start saving water or we could have empty taps soon. On Monday, the City of Cape Town warned all residents and businesses to cut non-essential municipal water use immediately. The City’s Mayoral Committee is expected to recommend to Council the implementation of Level 4 water restrictions tomorrow. This would entail a ban on all use of municipal […]

today15 May 2017

Local

Water saving should be a collective effort: De Lille

Cape Town Mayor Patricia de Lille says saving water in the province should be a collective effort among residents, business and government. She was addressing the business sector on the water situation in the Western Cape on Tuesday night as dam levels stand at only 20 percent with about ten percent of usable water left. De Lille says they have set aside R22 million to employ more people to repair […]

today10 May 2017

Local

Water saving should be a collective effort: De Lille

Cape Town Mayor Patricia de Lille says saving water in the province should be a collective effort among residents, business and government. She was addressing the business sector on the water situation in the Western Cape on Tuesday night as dam levels stand at only 20 percent with about ten percent of usable water left. De Lille says they have set aside R22 million to employ more people to repair […]

today10 May 2017

Events

VOC launches water saving campaign

In recent months the shortage of water has reached an alarming low, leaving the City of Cape Town to implement level 3B water restrictions. The City has issued a plea to residents in the province to cut down on water consumption as there is about 120 days of useable water left. As part of its own community awareness initiative, VOC has started a water saving campaign with regular updates and […]

today6 March 2017

Local

More warnings for Cape Town as dam levels dwindle

The City of Cape Town has once again appealed to residents and business to save water, as dam levels across the Western Cape have dropped to 36% on average. Mayoral Committee Member for Water in the City of Cape Town, Xanthea Limberg, says with the last 10% of a dam's water not being useable, levels are effectively at 26%. She says the City is engaging with the top 20 000 […]

today14 February 2017

News

City reduces swimming pool hours to save water

A move which comes into effect on Monday 13 February will see all but six of the City’s 35 public swimming pools close during the week until the end of summer as part of the City’s water-saving measures. Due to the current Level 3b water restrictions implemented in the City of Cape Town, the City is changing the operating times at all public swimming pools for the remainder of the summer […]

today8 February 2017

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