Boutique Cape cycling races go ahead despite water crisis
By | Published Feb 7, 2018
These are small events and organisers are comfortable they can host them without impacting on the current scarce water resources in the region.
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New water tariffs to 'encourage' Capetonians to stick to 50l usage
By Staff Reporter | Published Feb 6, 2018
OPINION: Cape water crisis - a lack of planning for demographic growth
By Dr Pali Lehohla | Published Feb 6, 2018
#EveryDropCounts: Car wash in hot water
By Monique Duval | Published Feb 5, 2018
#EveryDropCounts: Day Zero moved to mid-May
By Staff Reporter | Published Feb 5, 2018
#WaterCrisis: Please continue washing your hands, official urges
By Michael Andisile Mayalo | Published Feb 5, 2018
#WaterCrisis: Please continue washing your hands, official urges
By Michael Andisile Mayalo | Published Feb 5, 2018
Tourists spooked by Cape's #WaterCrisis
By Athina May | Published Feb 5, 2018
Film industry 'not skirting water crisis', says CoCT
By Tanya Petersen | Published Feb 4, 2018
#WaterCrisis: Gauteng forewarned of its own drought risks
By Sheree Bega | Published Feb 4, 2018
LOOK: Dams tell history of Cape water scarcity
By Tanya Petersen | Published Feb 4, 2018
Soak #DayZero with prayer - Archbishop Makgoba
By LUKE FOLB | Published Feb 4, 2018
#WaterCrisis: An abundance of water flows in canals under Cape Town
By Yazeed Kamaldien | Published Feb 3, 2018
#WaterCrisis: Day Zero the first day of a national disaster
By WILLIAM SAUNDERSON-MEYER | Published Feb 3, 2018
Cape Town's drought to fuel antibiotic resistance
By Amy Green | Published Feb 2, 2018
Children are key to tackle #WaterCrisis
By Tonderai Chavhanga | Published Feb 2, 2018
How the rich are dealing with the #WaterCrisis
By Yolisa Tswanya | Published Feb 2, 2018
