Joburg residents battle water outages

SABC News, 2 March 2023

Scores of Johannesburg residents are still battling water outages. Read More

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SA dam levels decrease after heavy rainfalls cease

Citizen Reporter, 1 March 2023

South Africa’s dam levels are lower than they were at the same time last week. Read More

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Food costs 13% more than a year ago, says economic justice and dignity group

Suthentira Govender, Sowetan Live, 1 March 2023

South Africans are paying nearly R5,000 for a basic food basket — R570 more than a year ago, Read More

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Vaal dam may be full, but that doesn’t mean the end of water shortages

Stephen Tau, The Citizen, 1 March 2023

South Africa is moving into a period of altered rainfall events, which is currently seeing plenty of rain, but this doesn’t necessarily mean this will persist. Read More

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Petrol price hike – the cost of filling up your car in March

Jaco Van Der Merwe, The Citizen, 28 February 2023

Motorists’ joy at being spared an increase in the general fuel levy and Road Accident Fund during Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana’s 2023 budget speech turned out to be short-lived as they are hit with yet another petrol price increase from Wednesday. Read More

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Cape Town urges residents of southern suburbs to reduce water consumption

Times Live, 26 February 2023

Cape Town has urged residents in Claremont, Rondebosch, Newlands, Rosebank, Kenilworth, Mowbray and Wynberg to reduce water usage as it repairs a bulk water pipeline. Read More

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