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New fictional movie highlights South Africa’s worsening issue of water scarcity By Norman Cloete Share It has often been said that the next World War will not be fought over land, money or minerals, but water. A new fictional movie, The Water Queen, creatively draws attention to South Africa’s worsening issue of water scarcity. In his State of the Nation Address in February, President Cyril Ramaphosa announced that the establishment of a National Water Resources Infrastructure Agen...

Salary hike puts Indus within reach of Days Zero IndusLaw may have been growing leaps and bounds, including by recently breaking into the cozy top-tier capital markets club and having been one of the more aggressive lateral hirers in recent times, but the firm’s starting salary had somewhat lagged behind compared to the highest-paying firms. The firm has now hiked its fresher lawyer starting salary into the symbolic Rs 1 lakh per month (Rs 12 lah per annum) club, excluding a 10% performance-d...

Urgent intervention needed to address Bay water crisis By Herald Reporter - 05 May 2021 Organised business in Nelson Mandela Bay has called on the provincial and national government to declare the metro a disaster area and help the city prevent a looming day zero. This, as the Kouga Dam, which supplies water to KwaNobuhle, has critically low levels, with taps predicted to run dry by July 1... FREE TO READ | Just register if you’re new, or sign in.

Rather than the misanthrope we met in episode 1, this Neku sorely misses Shiki, and desperately wishes she was alive. However, Shiki served as Nekus entry fee, and just like him, remains in limbo in the stylish streets of Shibuya.

Mkhuseli Sizani Many residents of Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality argue a long-term failure to fix the leaks that affect townships and informal settlements had contributed to the predicted "Dry July", when all four of the major dams supplying water to the city might run out of usable water, according to GroundUp. Many residents of Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality blame the muniicpality for their water woes. They argued a long-term failure to fix the leaks that affect townships and informal settl...

Tanitoluwa Adewumi has become a National Chess Master at the age of 10. Photo Credit: Nicholas Kristof/Twitter Tanitoluwa Adewumi, the young New Yorker of Nigerian descent who came into national and international prominence about two years ago after he was discovered as a homeless chess genius, is now reportedly a United States National Chess Master. - Advertisement - The prodigy is still only 10-years-old and a fifth-grader. Adewumi’s new status was reported by New York Times columnist Nich...

Guest 4 weeks ago Then my only conclusion is that you are numerically challenged. For example, NUJS has reported more tier one jobs in 2020 than any of the three you just mentioned in the links. I guess the blame then lies with those who taught you maths.5 1 Report to LIReply Lol 4 weeks ago Fantastic conclusions without accounting for differences in batch sizes. NUJS had more jobs than there exist students in...

By Effective water management solutions are critical to keeping the agricultural sector alive - protecting and preserving South Africa’s scarce water resources Search Polity Note: Search is limited to the most recent 250 articles. To access earlier articles, click Advanced Search and set an earlier date range. To search for a term containing the & symbol, click Advanced Search and use the search headings and/or in first paragraph options. With... Clear Search Sponsored by Sponsored by Artic...

Flowers, trees and vegetation grow in spaces where once, around 2015, there was water in Nelson Mandela Bay’s two biggest dams. The metro, consisting of Gqeberha (formerly Port Elizabeth), Kariega (formerly Uitenhage) and Despatch is home to an estimated 1.3 million people. Kouga dam caretaker Vuyani Dlomo looks over the dam that is now only 4.5% full, the lowest level since its construction between 1959 and 1969. (Photo: Deon Ferreira) The Nelson Mandela Bay municipality last week launched a...

Nelson Mandela Bay: Water department to assist with water crisis Lindiwe Sisulu says she will request R183 million conditional grant the Treasury took from the Nelson Mandela Bay municipality. The Department of Human Settlements, Water and Sanitation has announced plans to assist Nelson Mandela Bay in the Eastern Cape in dealing with its water crisis as dam levels continue to plummet. Dam levels in the municipality are currently at 13%. The drought stricken municipality has put measures in pla...