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​​​​​​A study of Cape Town’s water consumption has found that rich households use drinking water for swimming pools

‘The country’s water problem can only be resolved if the ANC acknowledges that there is a problem,’ says water expert Prof Anthony Turton.

Level 1 restrictions set on Gauteng residents amid drops in dam levels.

The squabble between the two could see its day in court.

Cape Town and surrounds have been left sweltering under the fierce summer sun.

Another punishing week has accounted for more bad news regarding the Cape Town dams. The water levels may soon be a cause for concern.

This is how Cape Town will invest billions on water security, as the Mother City vows to make day zero fears a footnote of history.

There’s a good chance that day zero will say “I’ll be back” in 2020. So who better to lead the fight against drought than Arnold Schwarzenegger?

Have you ever seen anything like this? Residents of Beaufort West are running out of options as their water crisis intensifies.

The National Treasury and the National Disaster Management Centre have granted the Western Cape funds totalling R974 million, to be used in the implementation of water recovery programs and projects in the region.

City of Cape Town’s revenue chief, Trevor Blake, reveals the horror.

The ANC have given a generous donation to the DA-lead City of Cape Town, who must spend their millions on water infrastructure.

A huge milestone for the Mother City’s water supply, as the Cape Town dams continue to show steady improvement.

Nothing quite like the power of nature, is there? Two Cape Town dams – Berg River and Clanwilliam – have hit the 100% mark.

The wet Sunday evening has brought with it a 0.4% increase in overall water levels.

When Cape Town’s drought intensified, the owners of Eikenhof dam did what they could to help. On Monday, they got their reward.

There’s joy for locals as the Cape Town dams surge towards that magic 60% mark. That’s before Thursday’s rain has fallen, too.

It’s more good news for the Cape Town dams, as a little bit of rain has gone a long way this week.

The perfect storm? A wet and gloomy start to the week looks set to have a positive effect on the Cape’s dams.

The 0.1% decrease was to be expected, after weeks of dry and warm weather in the Cape.

Not what the Cape needed.

Cape Town is edging closer to ending its drought.

A beautiful tale about how Cape Town fought back.

The healthy supply of rainfall has yielded more optimism.

Provincial state of emergency still remains in place.

For the third week running, there is some much needed rain forecast for the Western Cape.

The dam levels in the Western Cape continue to creep even further into the dangerous territory. We have all the latest details from across the province.

New time-lapse footage shows just how much the Theewaterskloof dam has withered during the drought. Day Zero might have been pushed back, but the water crisis is far from over.

The Cape Town Cycle Tour has announced that it will do even more to offset the water usage caused by the upcoming event.

The Western Cape Government is rejoicing at the news that SCOPA will investigate the Department of Water and Sanitation.

Day Zero has once again been pushed back for the City of Cape Town. We have all the new details and comments from DA officials.

The Western Cape Government has announced that it has made millions more in funding available to combat the crippling drought.

Remember South Africa’s most “different” pastor? Well, he says he has played a key role in Cape Town’s Day Zero being pushed back.

While #DayZero might have shifted out to May, The City of Cape Town’s health department has emphasised the importance of hygiene and health. You might be tempted to skip your hand wash after the loo, that’s not a good idea. “We are all on high alert,” said Virginia De Azevedo, a manager in the City […]

A timelapse, using NASA’s space images, shows just how drastically empty the Theewaterskloof dam is.

City of Cape Town Executive Mayor Patricia De Lille has had some damning things to say about the City’s “derailed” drought plan.

Day Zero is drawing closer and from 1 February 2018, Capetonians need to keep their daily usage in the 50l per person, per day mark.

Water shops in and around Cape Town have been warned to not use municipal water as a way to cash in on the panic over Day Zero.

ANC President Cyril Ramaphosa has told global media that national government will be doing all it can to bring water to the people of Cape Town, immediately.

The DA leader was dragged on social media for beginning his defeat day zero campaign in Constantia – an affluent area of Cape Town

The Democratic Alliance’s Cape Town caucus has officially decided, via vote, that it wants Patricia De Lille removed as mayor.

A burst water pipe on Cape Town sent residents running in with buckets and containers as they attempted to grab what they could.

The Cape Town Cycle Tour has vowed to implement plans to try and get this year’s event to use not a drop of city water. As #DayZero is around the corner, let’s find out how they’re going to get it done.

“Advanced Day Zero” preparations have begun in the City of Cape Town. We take a look at what the mayor says that means in terms of the city’s planning.

You need to save water! Cape Town and now the Eastern Cape are both going through worsening droughts. With new restrictions in CPT, we look at how you can get down to the required 50 litres per day, per person.

There are no words left. Cape Town is on the verge of needing a miracle to avert day zero

By the end of the week, there’ll be less than 100 days left until the taps are shut off

The race to prevent day zero is going right down to the wire

Level six water restrictions are now active in Cape Town. We took a look at what that means for Capetonians. Remember, no saving = no water from the taps…

Wait, what?! There’s a level six?!

You are saving water, aren’t you?

Western Cape schools have been doing their bit to help save water. It seems one device has made a massive difference. We have the details.

You may love to sing in the shower but those of us in Cape Town can only do it for two minutes. Your favourite artists have a plan, though.

The City of Cape Town has provided residents with a demonstration of what a water collection point will look like. Will “day zero” arrive?

It’s crazy, but we’ll take it.

The City of Cape Town has announced some new financial plans for their water projects. The news comes as the Cape water crisis deepens by the day.

The City of Cape Town, however, assures everyone that they’re keeping an eye on things and monitor water quality closely.

The Cape Water crisis is no laughing matter for those in the Western Cape. For those outside the province, though, some jokes are not off limits.

Cape Town has been failed, ignored and mistreated. Would averting a full-blown disaster really be the reward our elected leaders deserve?

In the past weeks I have been inundated with questions about the water crisis in Cape Town and the Western Cape. Here’s a summary of the answers to the most frequently asked questions on the topic.