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Addressing Unlawful Stormwater Infiltration into Sewer Systems: A Detailed Review of the City’s Initiatives

by Emma Botha
July 27, 2024

In Cape Town, heavy rainfall has caused a surge in dam levels but also led to significant sewer overflows due to excessive stormwater infiltration into pipelines. The city’s Water Pollution Control team is inspecting areas and partnering with external stakeholders to ensure compliance with water bylaws. Residents are encouraged to participate by reporting illegal stormwatertosewer connections and refraining from disposing of cooking oils or fats in the kitchen sink. The city is implementing proactive measures to mitigate the problem and create a more sustainable urban water management system.

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Reporting sewer overflows in Cape Town

by Zola Naidoo
April 26, 2023

Cape Town residents urged to report sewer overflows The City of Cape Town is urging its residents to report sewer overflows immediately through official city channels such as WhatsApp and the City’s website. It is essential to report these incidents promptly during high, prolonged stages of loadshedding and heavy rain when sewer spills and overflows are more likely.

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