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07 August 2026
Residents are advised to store enough water in advance as a precautionary measure
05 August 2026
The City does not anticipate any water supply disruption during the upcoming DWS maintenance work
02 August 2026
The City’s Water and Sanitation Directorate will conduct planned work in the identified areas, which may result in water supply disruptions.
16 May 2026
The City’s Water and Sanitation Directorate is calling on residents and businesses across Cape Town to reduce water consumption to essential use only as severe weather conditions have impacted major water treatment operations and placed pressure on the bulk water supply system.
10 February 2026
Update on the water supply matter related to Theewaterskloof Dam.
There has been a call to the public to reduce water consumption following a water supply issue related to the Theewaterskloof Dam.
29 January 2026
All work, no play
20 March 2025
To kick off National Water Week, the City of Cape Town is highlighting the proactive clearing of water-thirsty alien invasive plants as one of its interventions to help build a water secure future for residents
07 March 2025
The City of Cape Town would like to reassure residents who have detected an earthy flavour to their tap water that it remains safe to drink and compliant with South African Drinking Water Quality Standards (SANS 241: 2015). The change in taste is due to the presence of geosmin in our drinking water supply originating from the Theewaterskloof Dam. It poses no threat to human health.
27 March 2024
City Council budget speech 2024
02 September 2023
Response to Memorandum dated 28 August 2023
01 June 2023
The City of Cape Town’s Water and Sanitation Directorate is celebrating the massive strides made by the Greater Cape Town Water Fund to clear alien invasive plants over the past three years
28 August 2022
In July 2021, the City of Cape Town and The Nature Conservancy (TNC), signed a two-year Memorandum of Understanding(MOU) which involves a R50 million commitment to clear invasive alien trees in remote mountainous areas to reclaim water losses caused by these trees invading the catchments.
06 January 2022
The City of Cape Town would like to reassure residents who have detected an earthy flavour to their tap water that it remains safe to drink and compliant with SANS241 standards.
13 October 2020
The dam levels have still topped the 100% mark despite a minor drop in dam levels this past week
01 April 2020
The City of Cape Town would like to reassure residents who have detected an earthy flavour to their tap water that it remains safe to drink and compliant with SANS241 standards
7 August - 11 September 2026, Vasco Estate (Goodwood)
The Recreation and Parks Department is responsible for 201 Civic Centres, including Community Halls, Centres, Recreation Hubs and Multi-purpose centres around the metro.
The City of Cape Town today signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Local Government Sector Education and Training Authority (LGSETA), establishing a multi-year strategic partnership to expand skills development
See all tenders received by the City of Cape Town.
The Killarney Drop-off facility accepts clean, garage or garden waste, recyclables and ru...
3 August - 4 September 2026
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