The Vaal Dam is experiencing a steady decline in water levels this week, dropping to 100.25% on Wednesday after beginning the previous week at 103.8%, according to the Department of Water and ...
Despite the week-on-week decline, the dam's current levels remain substantially elevated compared to historical measurements.
According to DWS, the Vaal Dam is currently sitting at 106.80%, indicating that the reservoir is receiving significantly more water than its normal storage capacity.
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New Vaal Water Utility set to boost tourism and economic growth in SA
The recent launch of the Vaal Corporation Water Utility (VCWU) by the Department of Water and Sanitation (DWS), Rand Water, and Emfuleni Local Municipality is being hailed as a turning point for South ...
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Three Additional Sluice Gates Opened At Vaal Dam
A total of 10 sluice gates are now in operation at the Vaal Dam, after three additional sluice gates opened on Thursday, to manage rising water levels.The Department of Water and Sanitation (DWS) ...
SA installs its highest weather station in the Drakensberg, delivering real-time climate data to protect vital water sources ...
THE Archæology Survey of the Union of South Africa has recently published a pamphlet entitled "Early Man in the Vaal River Basin"(Archæology Series, No. 6. Pretoria : Government Printer, 1948. 5s.).
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