-
South Africans urged to continue use water sparingly during holiday season
Water and Sanitation Department’s Sputnik Ratau says dam levels are way below what they were a year ago.
-
Inter-departmental approach expected to improve aging water infrastructure
Minister Nomvula Mokonyane on Tuesday opened the Paarl Waste Water Treatment Works Project, which has been upgraded.
-
Gauteng residents urged to continue using water sparingly
Although more rainfall is expected until February, it will take some time before dam levels reach normal capacity.
-
Mokonyane: SA's problems not just down to Gupta family
Mokonyane says when it comes to President Zuma breaching the Constitution, South Africans must take a step back as he has always accepted court decisions.
-
Department hopes for more rain to boost Vaal Dam
Only a slight 0.4 percent increase has been recorded at the dam, amid heavy rains which resulted in flash floods
-
[LISTEN] Could the water crisis have been avoided?
Calls for Gauteng residents to decrease their water usage by 15% seems to have fallen on deaf ears.
-
Dam water levels declining on weekly basis, says dept
The department is appealing to all South Africans to use water sparingly, as dam levels continue to drop.
-
Dam levels remain low despite rainfalls - dept
The Water and Sanitation Department is again appealing to all South Africans to use water sparingly.
-
FACT CHECK: Is SA one of the 30 driest countries on Earth?
Africa Check takes a closer look at this claim by the Department of Water and Sanitation.
-
Billions needed to repair SA's ageing infrastructure
Minister Nomvula Mokonyane says the country requires about R500 billion to repair aging infrastructure.
-
Govt approves new restrictions amid limited supply in WC
Western Cape dam levels remain under pressure following lower than normal rainfall since last year.
-
Dam levels still low despite countrywide rainfall
The department of water and sanitation says dam levels are at 25% less than at the same period in 2015.
-
Mokonyane: SA's water issue in crisis by virtue of its geographic make-up
Nomvula Mokonyane says over 170 water schemes in the country are currently affected by the drought.
-
Minister looks into revolutionary toilet-flushing solution
Nomvula Mokonyane's department looks at ways to eliminate the use of drinking water to flush toilets.
-
Alternative solutions to conventional water, sanitation
EWN’s Aki Anastasiou attended the national water and sanitation indaba.
-
Clanwilliam Dam to get upgrade
The upgrades will cost the Water and Sanitation department R2,5 billion.
