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South African Dam Report 2011

deputy director-general for water resources infrastructure,Cornelius Ruiters,said of the 359 dams owned by the department,161 needed “rehabilitation [...]

What our dam levels aren’t warning us about

depending on the quality of rainfall either ground water (aquifers) or dam recharge is favoured. Even as our dams might be close to full,our underground water supplies might not be. [...]

2010 November dam levels

The state of the main dams supplying the Cape metropolitan area as compared to the five previous years is reflected in the table below. It is important to bear in mind that the time to save water is when there is water to save,and we should therefore not become complacent about our water saving efforts. [...]

Drying Rivers,Lakes and Reservoirs

In a new era of conditions dangerously affected by global warming,the world’s waters are rapidly running dry,creating crisis for wild habitats and human civilizations. The following are some of the seas,rivers,lakes,and underground water reserves we have lost or are losing,impacting the livelihoods of hundreds of millions people,animals,[...]

Cape Town dams are filling up

Last weeks rains in the greater Cape Town area have run into our dams and significantly filled dam levels however the Southern Cape is still experiencing lower than average dam levels. Now that the rainy season is steadily approaching many areas in the Western Cape,it is a truly a great time to build up [...]

Western Cape dam levels lower than previous yearsWestern Cape dam levels lower than previous years

With very few exceptions all Western Cape Dam levels are still dropping. Cape Town has only seen 3 rainy days this April and the weather forecast predicts yet another dry week with 0% chance precipitation. Is Cape Town entering a lower than average rainy season?

Compared with last year’s average dam level of 55.9% the [...]

Dam levels of South AfricaDam levels of South Africa

The western Cape is starting to enter its rainy season. This means dam levels will be rising as they collect water to supply our region with clean water for the dryer summer months.

In the same way that our dams collect and store rain water you can now easily collect and store free water by [...]

Eikenhof dam level drops by 8.8%Eikenhof dam level drops by 8.8%

This week the biggest dam level drop was the Eikenhof dam,falling 8.8%

Eikenhof dam

Picture from Elgin Grabow angling club

Dam level information from CSIR

Dam River April 12 Middel-Metabo Dam Middel-Metabo River 7.7 Berg River Dam Berg River 80.8 Eikenhof Dam Palmiet River 38.0 Misverstand Berg River 101.2 Steenbras Dam lower Steenbras [...]

Dam levels SA

The following tables shows the dam levels of various dams across the country as recorded by SCIR. This weeks biggest level drop is the Roode Els Berg Dam that lost 12%. Although I do not know the cause of this massive drop,a massive drop like this can’t in any way be sustainable. Dam River [...]

Greener plans for Grahamstown even in droughtGreener plans for Grahamstowns even in drought

The Makana Municipality in Grahamstown may be turning green even with the severer water shortages it faces as its dams run dry. Though it is unclear from this article what specifically the “Memorandum of Understanding”is,it is great to hear that renewable energy and  wind power is drawing more attention in South Africa.