South Africa will not have enough water for its citizens by 2030. That's according to the Department of Water and Sanitation in their 2018 master plan. And there’s a range of reasons - drought, infrastructure, management, politics, lack of accountability, and a constant blame game. EWN investigates how South Africa reached this point, who is responsible, and what plans government has, to rectify the situation. Click here to subscribe to Eyewitness news: http://bit.ly/EWNSubscribe Like and follow us on: http://bit.ly/EWNFacebookAND https://twitter.com/ewnupdates Keep up to date with all your local and international news: https://ewn.co.za Filmed and Edited by: Thomas Holder Produced by: Thomas Holder & Ahmed Kajee

During a joint JMPD and SAPS operation in Johannesburg's CBD last week, a Malawian national leapt from the 7th floor of a building in an attempt to get away.

Police said that a man died after falling six storeys to his death in Hillbrow on Wednesday night.

Get on scene with Johannesburg's toughest advanced life support paramedics who may be the one thing standing between your life and your death.

As soldiers return from the Democratic Republic of Congo after a year deployed abroad, often engaged in firefights with enemy combatants, and sharing some of their stories with EWN, new troops get ready to ship out.

As soldiers return from the Democratic Republic of Congo after a year deployed abroad, often engaged in firefights with enemy combatants, and sharing some of their stories with EWN, new troops get ready to ship out.

The South African Banking Risk Information Centre released its 2018 stats on baking-related crime.

The South African Banking Risk Information Centre released its 2018 stats on banking-related crime.

Residents of Alexandra township marched into Sandton on Wednesday, 19 June, demanding an improvement in service delivery from Joburg Mayor Herman Mashaba.

Residents of Alexandra township marched into Sandton demanding an improvement in service delivery from Joburg Mayor Herman Mashaba.

Guns, drugs, people, vehicles and counterfeit merchandise. These are smuggled across South Africa's borders daily. But on the line, the military plays cat-and-mouse with criminal syndicates as they try and one-up the border patrols. Click here to subscribe to Eyewitness news: http://bit.ly/EWNSubscribe Like and follow us on: http://bit.ly/EWNFacebookAND https://twitter.com/ewnupdates Keep up to date with all your local and international news: https://ewn.co.za Filmed and Edited by: Thomas Holder Produced by: Thomas Holder

Guns, drugs, people and vehicles: these are smuggled across our borders daily. But on the line, the military plays cat and mouse with criminal syndicates, as they try and one-up the border patrols. 'Borders' is a four-part series focusing on what goes in and out of South Africa’s borders, and what happens to the goods when they're inside the country's borders.

Highly-trained South African soldiers deployed in the DRC decimated opposition forces belonging to rebel group ADF in a recent battle that left 23 dead.

Culpable homicide-accused Duduzane Zuma has given his account of the events that led to his car crash which resulted in the death of Phumzile Dube on 1 February 2014.

Small parties, who feel that there has been negligence by the IEC in conducting free and fair elections, publicly objected to the results of the 2019 elections at the IEC results operations centre in Pretoria.

President Cyril Ramaphosa cast his vote in Chiawelo, Soweto, but so too did thousands of South Africans, some of whom are not convinced he can give them the South Africa they want.

ANC supporters flocked to the Ellis Park Stadium in Johannesburg for the party's final Siyanqoba rally, where Cyril Ramaphosa gave the keynote address.

Conflict in Africa is prevented from spilling over to civilians by soldiers such as South Africa's own Captain Samuel Zulu. He gives a personal account of what it’s like to fight in some of Africa’s combat zones.