Attention Cape Town residents! Scheduled maintenance of the city’s water supply system is taking place from April 15 to April 18, 2024. This joint effort by the City and the National Department of Water and Sanitation is crucial to ensure the endurance and peak performance of the water supply system. While some water supply interruptions are expected, proactive measures are being taken to limit the impact on residents. We urge everyone to reduce their water usage during this period and store sufficient water for essential needs. Let’s work together to ensure a reliable water supply system for the future!
The City of Cape Town’s Water and Sanitation Directorate is conducting important maintenance on the water supply infrastructure from March 12 to 14, 2024. The maintenance work includes zeropressure tests and conditional assessments, with the aim of reducing future interruptions, improving sustainability, and ensuring consistent water supply. Residents should prepare for the planned water supply interruptions and store water for use during the maintenance period. The maintenance is a proactive step towards effective water pressure management and a testament to the City’s dedication to conserving water.
Embracing Sustainability: City Water and Sanitation Directorate Announces Scheduled Maintenance
The City’s Water and Sanitation Directorate is conducting scheduled maintenance from 5th to 7th March, 2024, to improve sustainable infrastructure. This will lead to interruptions in the water supply, and residents should prepare for the temporary situation. Zeropressure tests, conditional assessments, and additional maintenance work will be carried out in the affected areas to ensure efficient and reliable water supply infrastructure in the future. The City urges residents to store enough water and follow @CityofCTAlerts for updates.
The Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) and its leader Julius Malema are facing a lawsuit worth R1 million over allegations of hate speech. The complainant claims that remarks made by Malema and other party members were directed at him, resulting in his selfimposed exile. The South African Human Rights Commission has joined the lawsuit, which will be presented as a civil action before Judge Mark Sher in the Cape Town Equality Court. The lawsuit highlights the tension between politics, social justice, and personal rights in South Africa.
Planned water supply maintenance is essential for improving the water supply infrastructure and customer experience. Tests and evaluations, as well as maintenance work, are conducted to proactively maintain and upgrade infrastructure, which secures future water supply continuity. While some pressure fluctuations and temporary water supply interruptions may occur, every effort will be made to keep them to a minimum. Residents impacted by these operations are advised to take note of the information and make the necessary arrangements.
Water supply maintenance work is scheduled to take place in Gordon’s Bay, which may cause a brief interruption in the water supply on January 31 and February 1, 2024. The City of Cape Town’s Water and Sanitation Directorate will be integrating a new section of pipe and conducting thorough inspections to ensure uninterrupted water services in the future. The public is advised to store adequate water in clean containers and follow safety measures during the restoration process. Updates will be shared on the City’s Twitter handle.
The Water and Sanitation Directorate in the city is planning maintenance work in different areas to improve the water supply system. The maintenance work involves replacing faulty isolation valves, and residents are advised to make appropriate arrangements ahead of time. The maintenance schedule covers Claremont, Newlands, Rondebosch, and their surrounding areas, with specific times allocated for each. The Directorate has offered guidance to residents on how to prepare for the scheduled disruptions and has assured them that the disruption times have been carefully selected to minimize inconvenience.
DJ Euphonik, an acclaimed music producer and DJ in South Africa, is facing a child maintenance lawsuit filed by an anonymous mother of his children. She accuses him of failing to provide adequate financial support for their two children, sparking discussions about parental responsibilities and the treatment of children in complicated family settings. The lawsuit has put Euphonik’s personal life in the spotlight, revealing aspects of his private life that surpass his musical success and instigating a societal dialogue about accountability and fair treatment of children within intricate family frameworks.