Explore how Cape Town has transformed its water management strategies seven years after the looming threat of Day Zero, and discover the lessons learned from the water crisis.

Seven years after Cape Town narrowly escaped 'Day Zero' when taps were set to run dry, discover how the city has implemented a R300 million New Water Programme with innovative solutions including ...

The dam level stats for the Western Cape show that cumulatively the six major dams in the province have dipped below 65% of ...

The Salvinia Molesta, more commonly known as Kariba weed, is an invasive species of free-floating water fern from Brazil. The ...

Upgrades to Fynbos Dam in Majik Forest, Bellville will soon resume, expected to be completed by the end of June 2025.

People living along the banks of the Vaal River and in the flood plain have been advised to move as water is released from ...

Located just 45 minutes from Cape Town and 25 minutes from Cape Town International Airport, the hotel offers easy access to ...

In the dry landscape of South Africa’s Karoo region, there is a town that operates differently from the rest of the country, ...

The City of Cape Town’s Water and Sanitation Directorate has advised that various parts of the Mother City will experience ...

The dam level stats for the Western Cape show that cumulatively the six major dams in the province have dipped to around 65% ...

It’s called Day Zero — the day when dams drop below critical levels and Cape Town officials shut off water to most homes and businesses in South Africa’s second-largest city. The metropolitan region ...