Mpumalanga province in South Africa boasts of natural wonders, wildlife, and famous landmarks like Kruger National Park and Blyde River Canyon. It also has hidden treasures like the Sudwala Caves, Adam’s Calendar, Three Rondavels, and Barberton Makhonjwa Mountains that showcase the province’s rich geological and human history. These lesserknown sites make Mpumalanga a paradise for scientists, nature enthusiasts, and explorers to discover and appreciate.
Mpumalanga Province, located in the northeastern part of South Africa, has experienced a surge in rainfall that has resulted in a significant increase in water levels in various dams and catchment areas. As of the weekly state of reservoirs report dated 08 May 2023, the Department of Water and Sanitation (DWS) has released data indicating that the average dam levels in the province have risen from 98.5% to 98.8%. Although this is a welcome development, residents are still encouraged to conserve water due to the country’s overall water scarcity.
