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Avoid Dry Taps: City Of Tshwane Appeals For Responsible Water Use

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Published: September 10, 2025
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Pretoria – The City of Tshwane has warned residents of significant pressure on water resources and the possibility of dry taps if consumption remains high.

On Wednesday, 10 September 2025, the City of Tshwane said it has “observed a noticeable decline in the levels of some of our reservoirs, which signals that we have entered the high-consumption season”.

The City added: “As water demand increases during this period, our water resources come under significant pressure, making it vital for everyone to play their part in conserving this precious resource.

“To mitigate the risk of depleted reservoirs and possible supply interruptions, we urge residents to use water responsibly and sparingly.”

The City said simple measures such as reducing outdoor water use, fixing household leaks, avoiding the unnecessary washing of vehicles, and limiting irrigation to early mornings or late evenings can make a significant difference in stabilising supply levels.

Water is a shared resource, and its sustainability depends on collective action.

“By practicing mindful consumption, residents not only help to safeguard the continuity of supply but also contribute to the long-term preservation of our city’s water infrastructure,” the City said.

“Every drop saved today reduces the strain on our reservoirs and ensures that water remains available for essential needs.

“We therefore appeal to all residents to cooperate fully with this call to action.

“Your responsible use of water will help the city maintain adequate supply levels and avoid disruptions.

“Together, through conscious water-saving habits, we can protect our resources and ensure reliable access for all communities during this high-demand season.”

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