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Drikus Jordaan posted an incredible video of an amazing waterfall just outside Vanrhynsdorp. He posted it on the ReenvalSA Facebook Group . We love seeing this user-submitted videos of the Western Cape receiving much
If you have not heard about the approaching cold fronts in Cape Town, here are some videos uploaded to Facebook by local Capetonians of the rains that occurred during the course of today. Take a look and celebrate the
It's no secret that Cape Town and the Western Cape has experienced some amazing rain fall over the last few days. Although, we all know that we need a lot more rain to get our dams filled up to end the Cape Town Water C
It's no secret that Cape Town goes a little bit crazy at the prospect of rain. What better way to bless the rains down in Africa than with this beautiful and modern piano cover of Toto's Africa by Peter Bence. Take a l
We just love how the penguins of the Two Oceans Aquarium is creating awareness of the importance of saving water with all the #savelikeapenguin water saving tips they are sharing with us! These penguins sure know a t
The video currently being shared on social media shows the Paulpietersburg SPAR staff singing gospel songs for Cape Town and the beautiful singing is sure to give you goosebumps. Paulpietersburg is a small town in Kwa
Saving as much water as possible should be our top priority during the water crisis we are currently experiencing in Cape Town. But let us not create more problems while trying to solve another. Here are a few ways yo
So level 6 water restrictions are in place and day zero is predicted to be less than 90 days away. Our current daily water limit is 87L per person, but that limit might soon be reduced to 50 L if current conditions don'
"Day Zero" is fast approaching. The Mother City's taps are predicted to run dry by the 12th of April (That's in less than 3 months). Unless something drastic happens Cape Town might just become the very first city to eve
Level six water restrictions have officially been put into place since January 1, 2018, but even if all Capetonians stick to their individual water consumption limit of 87 litres a day (which only 54% of the city’s four
Summer months in Cape Town can get really hot and sometimes unbearable, but there are ways to cool down the sizzling heat. We share our best tips for beating the heat in the article below. But Before we go there -
The water restrictions in Cape Town no doubt had a negative effect on our gardens. Conserving water is our number one priority, but that doesn't mean you can't have a garden to be proud of. With hot weather approaching,