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JOHANNESBURG - Residents in various parts of the country are pleading with Government to address the water supply crisis. Gauteng, KwaZulu-Natal, Eastern Cape and the Western Cape are among the provinces most affected. Despite residents’ outcry, government insists there is no serious threat to water security. Residents Thirsty for government intervention

Science & Nature Contradicting the results of several recent studies, the new findings reopen the case that Jupiter-family comets like 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko could have helped...

Three kayakers were unharmed Saturday after they were rescued from the Ottawa River by Ottawa Fire Services crews after their kayaks flipped over. Ottawa Fire Services received multiple calls shortly after 4 p.m. reporting three people in need of rescue on Onigam Street, which crosses the river to Lemieux Island just east of Remic Rapids

Nate Diaz launches water bottle, sparks scuffle inside boxing event Nate Diaz was in attendance at Misfits & DAZN: X Series 6 boxing event in New Orleans on Friday to support his teammate Chris Avila and things got out of hand. While watching the fights, Chase DeMoor, a Netflix actor and football player turned boxer

The local Aboriginal Medical Service is concerned about residents' long-term health, with some paying up to $50 per week to avoid using the tap water...

Employees of the Water and Sewerage Authority (WASA) are suspected to be involved in a “water truck racket”, deliberately cutting off the supply to certain areas in an attempt to force affected communities to purchase water from truck services. Public Utilities Minister Marvin Gonzales confirmed this yesterday, as he noted comments from WASA chairman Ravindra

BOSTON, MA – Wavin, Orbia’s Building and Infrastructure business and a Netherlands-based global water technology company providing safe, healthy, and secure water, is an accredited delegate to the United Nations (UN) Water Conference kicking off March 22. Co-hosted by the Netherlands and Tajikistan, the Conference’s purpose is to accelerate universal access to clean drinking water

The world is facing a looming global water crisis that threatens to “spiral out of control” as increased demand for water and the intensifying impacts of the climate crisis put huge pressure on water resources, a UN report has warned. Water use has increased by about 1% a year over the last 40 years...