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In 36 days, 107 areas in the Nelson Mandela Bay metro will be without water as dams in the municipality stand at less than 3%. 



Nelson Mandela Bay is running out of water and when Day Zero arrives for large parts of the city by the end of this month, the Metro will enter into infamy as it becomes one of the first metropolitan areas in the world to run out of water. Oblivious to the fast-approaching crisis due to an ineffective public awareness campaign by the municipality, residents use 299 Ml of water a day, whilst demand should long have been reduced to 230-250 Ml a day.

In the recent celebration of Earth Day 2022 (Friday, 22 April), MySchool MyVillage MyPlanet (MySchool), South Africa’s leading community

The devastating flood in KwaZulu-Natal has brought immense misery to a part of the country that was still battling to recover from last year’s riots and looting.

In the latest news in South Africa on Monday 25 April 2022, a teenager have been arrested in connection with the death of Pedrie Wannenburg.

Log9 Materials recently launched India's first indigenous lithium-ion battery cell manufacturing facility in Bengaluru.

Multinational corporations are plundering their rivers and groundwater, say Mexico's Indigenous activists.

Dams fragment rivers, endanger aquatic species, emit large amounts of carbon and methane, cause deforestation, and hurt traditional communities, but we still need their benefits. Scientific management may be the answer.

Breakfast host Refilwe Moloto chats to Grant Twigg, the City of Cape Town's mayoral committee member for urban management.

Data from Cape Town’s ‘Day Zero’ crisis shows that during and after the drought, groundwater levels stayed within natural ranges.