Residents have been encouraged to apply for an upgrade to a new prepaid electricity meter, as the City has budgeted 34 million rand for this financial year, towards their voluntary replacement project.

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The Monwabisi desalination plant is now fully commissioned and is running at capacity producing some seven million litres of drinking water per day.
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The department of environmental affairs and local government says it’s pleased that our dam levels, have remained largely stable over the past week.

Cape Town pools open daily during September school holidays!

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Golden Arrow to increase selected cash fares by 4.5%

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The Tutu Memorial Park project gets underway in Cape Town

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