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Uitenhage gogo given the run-around over water leak – News from GroundUp

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Uitenhage gogo given the run-around over water leak: “Instead of explaining yet again, I broke down and cried” Source: GroundUp News. Street vendors’ stalls vandalised: Built in 2014, the stalls have never been used by traders Source: GroundUp News. Land occupation named after Mayor Bobani erupts in protests: “He said we can rebuild our shacks and live here. He promised to give us toilets, water and electricity” Source: GroundUp News. Will Net1 have to pay back the money?: Accounts … [Read more...] about Uitenhage gogo given the run-around over water leak – News from GroundUp

Fab Tanks Contribution to the World’s First Bank for the Business of Water – MyPR.co.za

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Fab Tanks Contribution to the World’s First Bank for the Business of Water: Water is fast becoming Africa’s most important currency and Fab Tanks has joined the ranks of water storage tanks solutions companies in playing a significant role in contributing to the success in Agriculture, Business, Industry and Mining sectors in African countries as well as to keep communities running. In a world where water will determine who thrives and who doesn’t, who you bank with will make all the difference. … [Read more...] about Fab Tanks Contribution to the World’s First Bank for the Business of Water – MyPR.co.za

View Tanks Contributing to The World’s First Bank For Water – MyPR.co.za

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View Tanks Contributing to The World’s First Bank For Water: Johannesburg, 11 October 2019: While water is fast becoming Africa’s most important currency, View Tanks is playing a significant role in contributing to the success in agriculture, business, industry and mining of African countries as well as to keep communities running. In a world where water will determine who thrives and who doesn’t, who you bank with will make all the difference. View Tanks was founded in 1983 by then founder, now … [Read more...] about View Tanks Contributing to The World’s First Bank For Water – MyPR.co.za

Water restrictions to remain in place

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With temperatures beginning to soar, the Department of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries has warned that water restrictions will remain in place in several of the country’s provinces. With persisting drought conditions, the department said the majority of the country continues to report reasonable to poor veld and livestock conditions. “According to the Seasonal Climate Watch, issued by the South African Weather Service (SAWS) dated 30 September 2019, below normal rainfall is … [Read more...] about Water restrictions to remain in place

The World’s First Bank For The Business Of Water – MyPR.co.za

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The World’s First Bank For The Business Of Water: Johannesburg, October 8 2019: While water is fast becoming Africa’s most important currency, Abeco Tanks is playing a significant role in contributing to the success in agriculture, business, industry and mining of African countries as well as to keep communities running. While our competitors only store water, we offer more than storage – we provide a business continuity plan by banking water. In a world where water will determine who … [Read more...] about The World’s First Bank For The Business Of Water – MyPR.co.za

Eastern Cape residents urged to use water sparingly

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Human Settlements, Water and Sanitation Minister Lindiwe Sisulu has called on Limpopo and Eastern Cape residents to reduce water use after their dam levels dropped to an alarming 52% this week. The latest weekly report on dam levels shows that dam levels across the country are dropping at an average of 1% week-on-week. “Sustained heavy summer rains across South Africa are the only hope to alleviate the situation. In the absence of rain, water conservation across the board must be … [Read more...] about Eastern Cape residents urged to use water sparingly

Department targets universal access to water by 2030

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The Department of Water and Sanitation says it aims to achieve all the targets of water accessibility to all by 2030. The department said it is currently implementing Sustainable Development Goal 6 (SDG 6), which has six targets that focus on water services, including sanitation and water resource management. “In order to achieve this ideal, the implications of SDG 6 for the country are aligned to the National Development Plan (SA’s Vision 2030), and the National Water and Sanitation … [Read more...] about Department targets universal access to water by 2030

Water tariff increases

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The Department of Water and Sanitation has engaged with various stakeholders to determine the water tariff increases for the 2020/21 financial year. Held on Wednesday in Ekurhuleni, the meeting aimed to consult with stakeholders on water tariff increases prior to implementation in order to ensure proper governance and to uphold Batho Pele principles. It also aimed to ensure transparency in the determination of raw water charges for public buy-in and support. During the meeting, … [Read more...] about Water tariff increases

Water Cuts in Uitenhage to Continue

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The Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality would like to advise the residents and businesses that there has been an unforseen delay in the repair of the water pipeline to Uitenhage. At this stage it is difficult to predict when water will be restored. Water tankers will continue to be deployed in affected areas. Affected areas include: Nelson Mandela Bay Logistics Park Van Riebeeck Hoogte Valleisig Scheepershoogte Fairbridge Heights Strelitzia Park Winterhoek Park Vanes … [Read more...] about Water Cuts in Uitenhage to Continue

Makhanda News: Makhanda residents urged to use 25 litres of water per day

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Makhanda residents urged to use 25 litres of water per day: The on-going drought in the Eastern Cape continues to bite and for the first time in 40 years, neither the Howieson's Poort Dam nor the Settlers Dam are able to supply water to the resident's of ... Source: "Makhanda" - BingNews. South Africa: Water interventions in Makhanda continuing: At this time, South Africa seems to have enough water to see the country through the dry winter, but the sustainability of the water may be … [Read more...] about Makhanda News: Makhanda residents urged to use 25 litres of water per day

Makhanda News: South Africa: Water interventions in Makhanda continuing

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South Africa: Water interventions in Makhanda continuing: At this time, South Africa seems to have enough water to see the country through the dry winter, but the sustainability of the water may be compromised if consumers are negligent. “It is almost ... Source: "Makhanda" - BingNews. Makhanda (Grahamstown) name change battle goes to court: The re-naming of Grahamstown to Makhanda will be challenged in the High Court as opponents claim the process was procedurally invalid and based on … [Read more...] about Makhanda News: South Africa: Water interventions in Makhanda continuing

SA has enough water to see it through dry winter

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South Africa has enough water to see the country through the dry winter but the sustainability of the water may be compromised if consumers are negligent. “It is almost certain that South Africa will not run out of water during the dry winter spell, with statistics showing that there is sufficient water in reservoirs for use until the next summer rains,” the Department of Water and Sanitation said. A weekly report by the department estimates that the current national storage is at 23 209.4 … [Read more...] about SA has enough water to see it through dry winter

Makhanda News: Water Tumbles Down Table Mountain As Dept Announce Enough Water To Last Through Winter

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Water Tumbles Down Table Mountain As Dept Announce Enough Water To Last Through Winter: Meanwhile, the DWS is refurbishing a plant that supplies water to Makhanda in the Eastern Cape, which has been affected by acute water shortage in the past months. The four-phased project will be ... Source: "Makhanda" - BingNews. National Arts Festival comes to an end: The final curtain at the 2019 National Arts Festival in Makhanda has dropped. The 11-day festival was another success despite the … [Read more...] about Makhanda News: Water Tumbles Down Table Mountain As Dept Announce Enough Water To Last Through Winter

Nelson Mandela Bay Water Sutdown

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The Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality would like to inform residents and businesses that water will be shut off for a PRV installation tomorrow, Friday 5 July from 9am. The following areas will be affected: They are Glenroy Park, Vikingvale, Walker Drive Shopping Center, Brymore (excluding Carstens & Shabani Road). The municipality would like to apologise for the inconvenience this may cause. … [Read more...] about Nelson Mandela Bay Water Sutdown