Of the 53 schools that uploaded valid data, 23 returned results showing the water was unsafe to drink

Both Durban and Cape Town are enjoying some respite from high levels of E.Coli in beach water

Makana’s budget, and those of most municipalities, need monitoring  and the corrupt and wasteful held to account

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Businesses are hoping the dry El Niño weather pattern keeps high levels of E coli detected in river water from washing into the sea

The Durban Chamber of Commerce and Industry has urged eThekwini to partner with the private sector to fix its ageing water infrastructure