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Tag Archives: Water Quality
SA’s drinking water quality has dropped due to defective infrastructure, neglect
FacebookTwitterLinkedinemailPrintReporter, The Citizen, 11 June 2023 A report released by the South African government paints a grim picture of the country’s water resources and water infrastructure as well as the overall quality of its drinking water. Read More
Drinking water quality getting worse – Mchunu
FacebookTwitterLinkedinemailPrintJeanette Chabalala, Sowetan Live, 7 June 2023 The quality of water you are drinking now is worse than that you were drinking more than a decade ago. Read More
Water Dept to release interim report on state of SA’s municipal drinking water
FacebookTwitterLinkedinemailPrintTamika Gounden, Eyewitness News, 6 June 2023 The Department of Water and Sanitation is expected to release its interim report on the state of municipal drinking and wastewater across the country on Tuesday. Read More
Clear drinking water, then we pay our water bills: irate Hammanskraal residents
FacebookTwitterLinkedinemailPrintNkosikhona Duma, Eyewitness News, 28 January 2023 The residents of Hammanskraal, north of Pretoria said they were still subjected to smelly and undrinkable water, years after City of Tshwane officials promised to intervene. Read More