Trust in the safety of tap water is waning: survey
Half of respondents treat their municipal water by boiling or filtering it before consumption, while 8% specified that they drink only bottled water
Tap Water
Tap water is safe to drink in most urban areas but more testing is needed: WaterCAN
Raw water sources have high levels of E.Coli and coliform bacteria, posing serious health risks
A South African solution for better drinking water
Solar-powered purifier removes bad taste and smells from wastewater
Water Research Commission launches new programme
It will develop and scale the pathogen-killing, water-smart, reinvented toilet in South Africa
Water Research Commission launches Sastep
Innovative sanitation technologies will create thousands of vital jobs
Where innovation keeps water flowing and creates a better life
The villagers now have sustainable access to enough water for their various projects
Community-driven planning provides a solution to water problems
When communities are involved in creating and maintaining water projects, it creates a sense of pride and ownership
Tsogang provides a helping hand
The backbone of this project is the partnerships forged with various stakeholders and the community
A clear line for multiple usage of water for rural livelihoods
Communities should be seen as active participants, not just recipients
Microplastic pollution on tap in SA
Particulates, prevalent in cosmetic and household products, and are now in our food chain
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South Africans satisfied with tap water quality
The Water Research Commission has revealed that around 81% of urban South Africans are confident the tap water they drink is safe.
