The Vaal River is under increasing pollution pressure but still supports life, say North-West University researchers.
The reading marks the first time since late February that the dam has dipped below the 100% threshold, though it remains at near-full levels.
Dalia Saad has received funding from the Royal Society, UK, this study is funded by Government’s Grand Challenges Research Fund (GCRF), grant number: FLR\R1\201062. These tiny plastic particles are ...
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Pollution Is Killing Gauteng's Fresh Water Sources
Failing sewage systems, rapid urbanisation and industrial pollution have turned Gauteng's rivers into an environmental and public health problem A December 2025 WaterCAN report tested 59 water sources ...
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Johannesburg’s dry taps threaten to unravel Africa’s most ambitious water plans
The effects of Africa’s richest city running dry would be disastrous for its residents, the country’s economy and the ...
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