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Each year, a slew of influencers attend the event. And while most of them make it look like a luxurious affair - the woman, named Jax, revealed its not always that glamorous.

Welcome rain fell in the catchment areas for Nelson Mandela Bay’s dams at the end of last week and over the weekend, but this did little to improve the metro’s critical water situation. Welcome rain fell in the catchment areas for Nelson Mandela Bay’s dams at the end of last week and over...

The water shortages have evoked memories of Cape Town’s plight four years ago, when a drought forced the city’s more than 4 million residents to halve their daily consumption.

The SA Weather Service says solid overnight showers in the Nelson Mandela Bay area on Thursday night may well have delayed Day Zero, as dam levels are expected to rise after good rainfall in the area.



The city is scrambling to hold on to the high-level water team dispatched by the National Treasury to reinforce efforts to stave off day zero in Nelson Mandela Bay.

SA's water crisis has been worsening over the past few years as the country battles water supply issues and scarcity, says co-founder and CEO of the SA Water Chamber Benoît Le Roy.

In less than a month, Nelson Mandela Bay will become the first South African metro to run out of water. The metro’s water chief has called for prayers as the disaster moves closer, confirming that water for drinking, washing, flushing toilets and fighting fires will be severely limited.

The water supply is due to run out in the Nelson Mandela Bay metro, but no one has closed the tap on political bickering.

A city brought to its knees by political shenanigans, unemployment and a vicious second wave of Covid-19 is in the grip of the worst drought in its history.

London along with other major cities is at serious risk of drought due to climate change