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Alberton elderly exposed to terrible conditions at Silwerkroon flats
30th June 2023 Alberton's elderly residing at Silwerkroon flats are exposed to terrible conditions as the building is not properly and regularly maintained. This... →
ANC-led Tokologo mismanagement plunges Hertzogville into water crisis
23rd June 2023 The Democratic Alliance (DA) is concerned about the water crisis in Hertzogville due to ANC mismanagement. In 2014, a substantial R163 million... →
Cape Town’s Energy Strategy out for public comment
13th June 2023 The City’s draft Energy Strategy is out for public comment until 31 July 2023. In an incredibly fast changing energy market in South Africa, this... →
Future water security depends on sources other than rain
6th June 2023 This year’s Water Outlook highlights how important the implementation of the New Water Programme is, as the City currently remains reliant on... →
DA welcomes new five-day load-shedding that will give Johannesburg residents some reprieve from power cuts
31st May 2023 Stage six and even higher stages are set to be the new norm during the winter months. The Democratic Alliance (DA) in Gauteng welcomes the newly... →
Cape Town’s solar PV applications at record levels
29th May 2023 February may have shattered all records for solar PV installation applications to the City, but March and April have both already surpassed this.... →
Cholera outbreak: Water and Sanitation Department probes manhole spilling sewage into Vaal River 
By: News24Wire 29th May 2023 The Department of Water and Sanitation is investigating the sewage-spilling manhole in the Vaal River. It has also issued a directive to the... →
Cholera outbreak: Sabotage, loadshedding contribute to raw sewage flowing into Vaal River, says Ngwathe mayor
By: News24Wire 29th May 2023 Ngwathe Municipality blamed sabotage and loadshedding after claims by AfriForum that water samples taken from the Vaal River in Parys on Tuesday... →
