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Why “MAR” is so essential to Cape Town’s water survival
Why “MAR” is Essential to Cape Town’s Water Survival “MAR” meaning Managed Aquifer Recharge We have…
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City of Cape Town’s Reasons for Lowering Pressure to Reduce Usage
20 September 2026
Is Cape Town’s Water Woes Due to Its Residents or the Municipality’s Policy of Densification?
27 August 2026
Cost of ignoring Infrastructure – a story of our sewers
31 July 2026
Your borehole, Government’s water
25 June 2026
Is There a Yellow Tinge on Your White Laundry?
15 May 2026
How will the City of Cape Town’s Newly Introduced Water Restrictions Effect You
17 April 2026
Alternatives to Avoid Cape Town’s Day Zero – Desalination
18 March 2026
Why “MAR” is so essential to Cape Town’s water survival
21 February 2026
Is climate change pushing Cape Town towards another “Day Zero” in 2026?
14 January 2026
Municipal Obligations Regarding Your Water Supply
5 November 2025
