The Citizen3d
The Vaal Dam is full, now what?
The Vaal Dam has exceeded its full capacity, currently sitting at 102.14%, prompting water authorities to implement measured ...
The Citizen1d
‘Loads of water, not a drop to drink’: Here’s why a full Vaal Dam doesn’t mean less water outages
Despite the Vaal Dam being at more than 100% capacity, Johannesburg and broader Gauteng residents should not expect an end to ...
Devdiscourse4d
Sello Seitlholo Calls for United Effort Against Water Pollution and Invasive Aquatic Weeds
Seitlholo conducted a two-day oversight visit to key water bodies, including Blesbokspruit Wetlands near Springs, Ekurhuleni, ...
AllAfrica on MSN4d
South Africa: Call for Urgent Action to Tackle Water Pollution
Water and Sanitation Deputy Minister Sello Seitlholo has called on stakeholders to join hands with the department and its entities in addressing water pollution.
Politicsweb2d
Govt’s approach to water pollution doesn’t solve root causes – AfriForum
AfriForum: Government’s approach to water pollution does not solve root causes. . AfriForum says that the government should ...
politicsweb6d
Sewage pollution in Vaal River catchment threatens water security - AfriForum
Urgent and effective action is needed to stop sewage pollution in the Vaal River’s catchment area. This sewage pollution poses a serious threat to Gauteng’s water security and the health of people and ...
Engineering News4d
Vaal dam reaches full capacity, DWS slows outflow
As the water levels of the Vaal dam reach 101.51%, the Department of Water and Sanitation (DWS) has reduced the outflow of water from 61.2 cubic metres a second (mᵌ/s) to 40 mᵌ/s as inflows ...