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Fog Project boosts water supply
On April 18, 2010
A climatologist from the University of South Africa (Unisa) has helped develop a low cost, eco-friendly system to harvest moisture from abundant mountain fog in a water-scarce region of the Eastern Cape, and communities there are already benefiting from it.
The project was successfully launched in Cabazane Village, in [...]
Desalinated sea water for Cape Town in four years
On April 14, 2010
The energy required to power desalination would drive up the price of water, and consume more non-renewable energy, the price of which is rapidly being felt by South African electricity users. Water Rhapsody provides a means to save up to 90% of your municipal water bill with our water conservation systems. [...]
Drought Report for South Africa December – DWAF
On February 16, 2010
ISSUED BY: THE DEPARTMENT OF WATER AFFAIRS
DATE: 20 January 2010
DROUGHT CONDITIONS PERSIST
The Department of Water Affairs has prioritized support for parts of the
country affected by the prevailing drought conditions due to low rainfall during
last year (2009). According to statistics gathered by the Department, [...]
Drought spells ruin for many E. Cape farmers
On February 1, 2010
LAST week’s rains may have brought some relief for drought-stricken Eastern Cape farmers, but many are facing financial ruin if more does not fall soon.
Caught in one of the worst droughts in living memory, some farmers on the Sunshine Coast and Albany areas have even sold off cattle while others [...]
Worst drought in 130 Years
On January 6, 2010
Dire water shortages from rivers running dry in the Eastern Cape and the central and southern part of the Western Cape, in what AgriSA terms the “worst drought in 130 years”, have focused attention on the lack of regional infrastructure plans and a regulating authority to oversee water pricing.
Emergency measures have had [...]
Parts of the Western Cape have been classified as local disaster areas
On December 21, 2009
Parts of the Western Cape have been classified as local disaster areas because of drought, the provincial Local Government, Environmental Affairs and Development Planning Department said today.
“The Eden District is still gripped by a serious drought,” said MEC Anton Bredell said.
“The National Disaster Management Centre [...]
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