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Drinking recycled water:

The recycled water could be released into the main supply for public consumption within 18 months,with the city’s dams on the verge of running dry. [...]

Water prices set to soar

South Africans must brace themselves for steep water tariff increases in the coming months,water experts have warned. [...]

R30 billion needed to solve water problem

THE Limpopo government needs about R30 billion to address the chronic shortage of water in the Sekhukhune district alone [...]

Defining SA’s water crisis

South Africa’s real water crisis is that the stuff is just too damn complicated. What do you think about when you worry about water? [...]

What we don’t but should know about coal fired power plants

The sum total of water required for all of the power stations is six times the equivalent volume of the Vaal dam [...]

Water filter conman or not?Water filter conman or not?

On reading this article published by the Daily Dispatch it struck me that there may be much truth in what this conman was leading people to believe. The Buffalo City Municipality is still and have been in dire straights over the past few months over water shortages. The reality of dirty water might not be [...]

Water tanks are cheaper than damsWater tanks are cheaper than dam

In a 2008  study compiled by Ross Hervey,“Economic imperatives of environmental sustainability”,showed that it would have been cheaper for the city of Cape town to provide rainwater tanks to residence than to build the Berg River Dam.

Water tank

If the city provided rain water tanks to the more affluent [...]

South African Water Crisis

I hope this is not your first wake up call to the reality that could collapse our economy and our livelihood. South Africa is bound to face a severe water crisis unless the country is to act now! With toxic water many industries will not be able to function and will close. Tourism destinations will [...]