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FILE: The Department of Water and Sanitation conducted a site visit at the Theewaterskloof Dam on 22 February 2018. Picture: EWN

Level 6 water restrictions

Cape Town’s water restrictions still in place despite rain

By Graig-Lee Smith

Capetonians will have to wait longer before water restrictions are lifted.

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    Neilson: Proposed water tariff hike not set in stone

    Cape Town deputy Mayor Ian Nielson has explained that under level 6 restrictions there will possibly be an increase from R26 to R40 per kiloliter for the first six kilolitres a month.

    1472 days ago
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    Stellenbosch Municipality to step up water restrictions

    Stellenbosch Mayor Gesie Van Deventer says the municipality's water dependence on the City of Cape Town will decrease significantly.

    1575 days ago
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    City of CT mulls reducing proposed drought levy following outcry

    The public has already railed against a drought charge with an unprecedented number of more than 60,000 comments received.

    1581 days ago
  • Cape Town Mayor Patricia de Lille seen during a visit to the site of an aquifer in Mitchells Plain on 11 January 2018, which will assist with water supply as the city battles drought. Picture: Graig-Lee Smith/EWN.

    De Lille tours CT drilling site amid water crisis

    Pressure is ramping up for city bosses to find alternative water resources amid the worst drought to grip the Western Cape in a century.

    1588 days ago
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    CT hopes to have 3 desalination plants running by March

    Construction at the Monwabisi, Strandfontein and V&A Waterfront desalination projects are currently underway and will be completed within the following two months.

    1589 days ago
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    City of CT seeks to urgently introduce drought charge

    At present, the metro is losing R1.6 billion in revenue as a result of reduced water consumption.

    1589 days ago
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    CT day zero moved forward by a week

    Officials say half of the city's residents aren't adhering to the water consumption cap of 87 litres per person per day.

    1590 days ago
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    Cold front expected to bring relief from heatwave in Gauteng, Limpopo

    A cold front is expected to move over the Northern Cape from this evening which should bring some respite.

    1591 days ago
  • Minister of Water and Sanitation Nomvula Mokonyane. Picture: @DWS_RSA/Twitter

    Water Dept to deploy officials to enforce WC water restrictions

    Department officials will be deployed to the province within the next two weeks, to assist with water restriction compliance monitoring.

    1593 days ago
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    CT residents can apply to be exempted from water restrictions

    Cape Town implemented Level 6 water restrictions on 1 January.

    1595 days ago
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    [INFOGRAPHIC] What Cape Town's level 6 water restrictions entail

    The City of Cape Town officially implemented level 6 water restrictions on 1 January.

    1597 days ago
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    Level 6 water restrictions in full swing in CT

    The Western Cape is in the midst of the worst drought in decades and city officials are trying to stave off what they're calling 'day zero'.

    1597 days ago
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    CT drought levy could discourage water saving, says expert

    If approved by Treasury, the drought charge could be levied as early as February.

    1597 days ago
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    City of CT implements level 6 water restrictions

    The Western Cape is currently battling the worst drought in decades.

    1598 days ago
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    City of CT to implement level 6 water restrictions in January

    From 1 January 2018 excessive usage for domestic properties is classified as being in excess of 10,500 litres per month.

    1602 days ago
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