The City of Cape Town says the levels of dams, supplying water to the Mother City have decreased by 1% to 74.4%. Dam levels stood at 75.4% last week. A year ago, dams were 59.6% full.

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Premier Alan Winde has following a request from the family, written to President Cyril Ramaphosa to request a special provincial funeral for Western Cape struggle stalwart Cecyl Esau. According to the policy for state funerals, Category 2 Special Provincial Funerals may be held for distinguished persons specifically designated by the President on request by the Premier of a province.

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