The Vaal Dam continues to inspire optimism for stable water supply this week as it indicated levels higher than last year’s during the same period. Last year it was at 41.0% and this week it is at 90.3%. The Vaal Dam is one of the 14 dams that form...
The dams within the Integrated Vaal River System (IVRS), with the exception of four dams have fallen this week while one remains unchanged for the second consecutive week. The system (IVRS) consists of 14 dams which overlap Gauteng, Mpumalanga,...
The levels of the Integrated Vaal River System (IVRS) have increased, as the 14 dams within it continue to remain relatively stable. This comes after it saw a decline in the past two consecutive weeks. According to the Department of Water and...
The Integrated Vaal River System’s (IVRS) increase in the past few weeks show little signs of reduction despite recording a minor fall this week. Week-on-week, the system (IVRS), which is the largest in the country and consists of 14 dams, has seen...
The Integrated Vaal River System’s (IVRS) water levels continued to surged this week, rising to steady levels as the system persists to be replenished by persisting wet weather conditions. The system (IVRS) consists of 14 dams which provide water...
The Department of Water and Sanitation calls on Gauteng residents to continue saving water despite some small dams in the province being in a stable state, according to this week’s state of reservoirs report issued published by the Department. The...
The Department of Water and Sanitation (DWS) weekly reservoir report paints a picture of the Vaal Dam in a precarious position, with the levels of the Integrated Vaal River System also taking a knock this week. This follows the Vaal Dam’s sliding...
The Vaal Dam continues to drop week-on-week as it slid into distressing levels this week. Presently, the Vaal dam stands at 46.5%, down from 47.2% last week. Having stood at 68.5% exactly a year ago, its is dragging the Integrated Vaal River System...
For the first in twelve months, the Vaal Dam has dipped below the neutral 50% mark as it persists to decline week-on-week, signalling a need for water users to limit water use. Presently the dam is hovering at 49.8% and is significantly lower...
