Liam Fortuin

The City of Cape Town is conducting essential maintenance operations from December 5th to 8th, 2023 to improve the water supply network’s effectiveness and durability. This may cause temporary water supply disruptions in specific areas, so residents are advised to prepare by storing adequate water in clean, sealed containers beforehand. The maintenance work includes zeropressure tests, conditional assessments, pipe and valve installations, repairs, and replacements, which aim to lower the incidence of pipe bursts and water wastage and ensure continued water security for all residents.

The South African parliamentary group is actively involved in COP28, attending various dialogues, sessions, and meetings focused on promoting sustainable development and climate action. Their participation underscores their commitment to addressing the climate crisis and their readiness to lead in the fight against it. The group has been dynamically taking part in multiple capacities, such as moderators, facilitators, and speakers throughout the fortnightlong conference, symbolizing their ongoing commitment to sustainable development and climate action.

In a highprofile gathering that attracted several international attendees, the city of Cape Town is forging the path towards an environmentally responsible future. The city was the proud host of its inaugural International Water Reuse Conversation, a momentous move towards sustainable management of water resources. The event drew many notable figures, including mayors and officials from seven international cities such as Perth, Nairobi, Los Angeles, Wulpen, Windhoek, Beaufort West, and George, all under the stewardship of Cape Town Mayor Geordin HillLewis.