Nelson Mandela Bay dam levels show slight increase
Nelson Mandela Bay’s combined dam levels have shown a slight increase after the long weekend.
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Nelson Mandela Bay’s combined dam levels have shown a slight increase after the long weekend.
KZN water 'is in a healthy state heading into winter' 28 May 2021 - 08:00 Midmar Dam in Howick continues to spill following good rains in its catchments and maximised pumping from the Mooi River, according to a statement by Umgeni Water. Image: Umgeni Water The status of water supply in KZN is healthy as the dry season approaches. The latest analysis of water resources in Umgeni Water, the largest system in KwaZulu-Natal, which serves four municipalities, was contained in a quarterly report for the period January to April 2021. In a statement, Umgeni Water spokespers...
NMB residents urged to use water sparingly as dam levels dip below 15% The municipality said while it was working on water management projects, water consumption needed to go down as soon as possible. Picture: Supplied 4 hours ago CAPE TOWN - The Nelson Mandela Bay Metro, in the Eastern Cape, has urged residents to use water sparingly as dam levels dip below 15%. The municipality said while it was working on water management projects, water consumption needed to go down as soon as possible. Parts of the p...
NMB authorities warn of 'dire' situation as dam levels running dangerously low Nelson Mandela Bay authorities have begged residents to use water sparingly as the average dam levels in the metro sat at just over 14%. FILE: Authorities have warned if dams reach 5% and below, taps could run dry. Picture: Supplied City authorities have begged residents to use water sparingly. The average dam levels in the metro were sitting at just over 14%. The Nelson Mandela Bay Metro Municipality said that it was working a...
Violent disruptions to commerce and industry, a crippling drought and intermittent protests are severely hampering efforts to revive Nelson Mandela Bay’s flagging economy.