From the City of Cape Town. 18 JANUARY 2018 STATEMENT BY THE CITY’S EXECUTIVE MAYOR PATRICIA DE LILLE In summary: Day Zero is now likely 60% of Capetonians won’t save water and we must now force them Punitive tariff to… Read More »Day Zero now likely to happen – NEW EMERGENCY MEASURES
MCSI’s BIG SAFETY DAY OUT promises to be fun for the whole family – so plan an afternoon at the beach and look out for all the action… It’s the beach AND there’ll be loads of entertainment for kids and… Read More »MCSI Big Safety Day Out
What it is? “No More Bare Feet” was established in 2016 by Mondeka Mabibini, as the second leg of the Uphawu Community Development organisation, of which she is the founder. What’s our Aim? The aim of the No More Bare… Read More »No More Bare Feet – Uphawu
From: City of Cape Town Dam storage levels are at 36.8%, with useable water at 26.8%. Collective water usage is 582 million litres, therefore 82 million litres above the required level of 500 million litres per day. Our dam levels have… Read More »Wind, hot weather leads to decline in dam levels
From: City of Cape Town The first water from the Oranjezicht Main Springs Chamber started flowing into the Molteno Reservoir today, 8 November 2017. This is part of the City of Cape Town’s ongoing Water Resilience Programme to increase the… Read More »City commissions project to bring additional drinking water online from springs and Molteno Reservoir
From Constantiaberg Bulletin Work on replacing the culvert on the Westlake River in Lakeside has begun. The City of Cape Town said the old 3m-wide Westlake River culvert was very old and had created a dip in the riding surface… Read More »New culvert on the cards
Today I visited the site of one of the City of Cape Town’s modular land-based desalination plants. The plant will produce 2 million litres of water per day and this water will be fed into the City’s water distribution network… Read More »Mayor De Lille visits desalination plant site at V&A Waterfront