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Cape Town’s dam levels slide as summer takes its toll

19 February 2026 by CapeTownNewsReader

Late summer is doing what it always does to Cape Town’s water reserves, with dam levels quietly slipping lower while residents keep one eye on the tap and the other on the sky.Read More at Source

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