Tshwane water tankers spending spark clash over mafia claims WaterCAN expert Ferrial Adam said there were many issues with water tankers in Pretoria. @TheCitizen_News zurl.co/lTqNJ

💧 Bronkhorstspruit water crisis: Communities deserve answers! #watercan's Nomsa Daele spoke to @SABCNews about the ongoing water crisis in Bronkhorstspruit, calling for accountability and greater transparency. Watch zurl.co/9E8Oz #WaterJustice

Bronkhorstspruit | Is the water safe to drink? Nomsa Daele weighs in Between 7 and 12 October, approximately 408 cases were recorded, with patients treated at Bronkhorstspruit Hospital and other healthcare facilities. @SABCNews zurl.co/v7KeE

🚨 TSHWANE WATER CRISIS At least six criminal referrals arising from an SIU investigation into the capital's water crisis. Yet no one has been held accountable. Where is the accountability? zurl.co/RKoR0

WaterCAN calls for urgent intervention following Nana’s Farm protest We are also deeply concerned by reports that several residents were shot with rubber bullets and allegations of police entering homes during the protest. zurl.co/7AUV4

A water crisis is not only about whether water comes out of the tap The condition of eThekwini’s rivers tells another part of the story The problem has been developing for years 💧 Watch - zurl.co/YVE4k #eThekwini #WaterPollution #Wastewater #WaterCrisis @eNCA

eThekwini is heading towards a serious water supply crunch. That makes fixing leaks, reducing water losses and repairing failing infrastructure urgent. #eThekwini #WaterCrisis #WaterSecurity #KwaZuluNatal @eNCA Watch the full interview here: zurl.co/M2ths

READ NOW: Years of sewer failures have left communities in Limpopo, North West, Free State and Northern Cape facing raw sewage in streets, rivers and dams and growing health concerns. @Joburg Etc zurl.co/z8jUI

Citizen science can help communities turn concerns about their water into evidence. #WaterCAN's Nomsa Daele explains that reliable community water testing starts with proper training. #rippletheobserver #watercantestingweek

“There are still a number of questions to be answered." Will it just be effluent or will it also be targeting companies that throw in trash, rubble, tyres and old diesel? Is it connected to the Department’s pollution hotline? @TheCitizen_News zurl.co/kMy1C

eThekwini’s water crisis is deepening, with experts warning that demand could begin outstripping available supply within the next two years. The warning comes as the municipality battles a growing number of water leaks. @eNCA zurl.co/u4zBm

What do your water test results really mean? Understanding what’s in our water matters. #Watercan's Nomsa Daele explains that water-testing kits measure indicators tell a different part of the story about the health of your water. #rippletheobserver #watercantestingweek

WaterCAN is calling for an investigation into eThekwini’s water management and for responsible officials to be held accountable. The department has granted the city repeated concessions since 2023. @NovusMediaZA zurl.co/25UrI

“It has never been any different. Every single month they’re putrid" Citizen-science testing shows ongoing sewage pollution in local waterways, raising health concerns for residents using the river. @TheCitizen_News zurl.co/c0kGp

Johannesburg Water must widen access to public tender meetings – People’s Water Forum “Public access means very little if exercising that right is unnecessarily expensive or impractical.” @TheJCA_ @JoburgCAN @JHBWater #peopleswaterforum zurl.co/Tj4iJ

Yes, we tested More than 500 water-testing kits were distributed across the country during WaterCAN's Citizen Science Testing Week held from 14-17 September, helping communities take a closer look at their water. #rippletheobserver #watercantestingweek

Who is polluting SA’s water? New register set to expose polluters #WaterCAN's Dr Ferrial Adam said the National Pollution Register is a positive step but its real value will depend on how transparent and bold the government is prepared to be. zurl.co/6F06M

eThekwini cannot tanker its way out of a water crisis @eThekwiniM disregard for regional water security has placed large swathes of KwaZulu-Natal at risk, and the city’s leadership should be held to account instead of ordinary residents, says WaterCAN zurl.co/cxL7w

Raw sewage spills stretch across provinces as wastewater systems fail WaterCAN executive director Ferrial Adam warned the problem should not be seen as isolated to single municipalities Read More Now zurl.co/Tb9wu