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Water Rhapsody Conservation Systems are the leaders in Greywater garden irrigation and Rainwater Harvesting systems in South Africa. Established in 1994 with offices nation wide and over 3500 installations Water Rhapsody will be there to secure your water concerns.

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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? [...]

Devastation facing the Cradle of mankind.

Decisive action has become imperative as acidic mine water has reached the Cradle of Humankind from the West Rand [...]

The economics of injustice:the dark side of global water demand

On the surface it seems a brutal multi-party Faustian double bind,where everyone sells their soul to everyone else. Is it? And if it is,what can be done to break the pact? [...]

Water demand for China is a concern

This projected shortfall puts agriculture,industry,and domestic demand on a collision course. [...]

Concerns about water:Shoprite Checkers,Woolworths &Pick n Pay

Shoprite Checkers,Woolworths and Pick n Pay,have expressed concern over speculation that a water crisis is looming in South Africa. [...]

Vaal River water crisis looms

“It means the water supply to municipalities,industries and agriculture can no longer be guaranteed.”[...]

SACCI to combat acid mine drainage

Lets not down play the urgency of the acid mine water. The acid mine water is a massive threat to South Africa’s financial hub. Might this be yet another case where other matters have become urgent but less important? [...]

South African water crisis deepens

As South Africans we have become accustomed to relatively cheap water. This inexpensive price has fostered an attitude of wasteful water use [...]

Water solutions stagnate behind red tape

Source:Times Live The country’s water crisis is past the eleventh hour as red-tape and interdepartmental bureaucracy remain major stumbling blocks to addressing the problem,trade union United Association of SA (UASA) said on Wednesday.

Water pollution

“Since March this year,it has taken the trade union UASA three well-publicised high-level seminars,[...]

Growing concerns over water crisis

A looming water crisis and regulatory red tape add significant risks to South Africa’s mining industry,according to Anthony Turton,director at Touchstone Resources. [...]