The Diep River Catchment Management Forum (DRCMF) is working to improve the health of the Diep River and boost the quality of inland water. The DRCMF has identified key projects and strategies, including the Bayside Canal Upgrade and the Dunoon/Doornbach Stormwater Study, to tackle complex issues affecting the river’s health. The DRCMF’s joint efforts with community engagement are restoring the health of the Diep River and providing a vital part of the city’s ecosystem with a breath of fresh air.
Cape Town is revamping the weirs at Zeekoevlei and Rondevlei as part of a larger plan to improve water quality. The proposed changes aim to promote the oxygenation of exposed sludge, elevate groundwater levels and restore natural equilibrium. The City is encouraging public participation and adhering to strict environmental guidelines to ensure compliance. The proposed redevelopment represents a shared vision of a healthier environment and a sustainable future.
Camps Bay beach in Cape Town has exceptional water quality and holds Blue Flag status, and false information regarding its coastal water quality has been debunked. The recent water sampling’s high rating further validates that Camps Bay continues to uphold these high standards, effectively debunking baseless accusations made on certain social media platforms. The City’s commitment remains steadfast in ensuring that residents and visitors can enjoy their favorite beaches, and officials have been laboring tirelessly to maintain excellent water quality.