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Join #SkaSenyaMetsi campaign to save water

City residents are called to reduce water waste, reuse grey water, fix leaks, and report burst pipes, helping to ease pressure on the water system and protect our precious resource for future generations.

Let’s come together and make a firm pledge to save water today. Water is a finite resource that sustains all life, yet too often it is wasted through careless use and neglect. Every unnecessary drop poured down the drain, every leak left unfixed, and every burst pipe ignored only worsen the strain on our already stretched water infrastructure. Wasting water is not just a personal choice; it impacts our entire community, especially during times of shortages and outages.

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Now more than ever, we need to act responsibly. We urge all residents to be conscious of their water consumption, to prioritise efficiency, and to spread awareness about the importance of saving water. Simple acts like using only what you need, reusing grey water for gardening, fixing dripping taps promptly, and reporting burst pipes can collectively make a huge difference. Each drop saved reduces the pressure on our systems, helps prevent outages, and ensures that everyone has access to clean, reliable water.

Save water poster supplied by Johannesburg water

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Many communities in Johannesburg are currently experiencing water outages, and conserving water can help mitigate the severity of these disruptions. Remember, wasting water is wasting a vital resource that cannot be replenished instantly. It’s an act that affects our environment, our economy, and our future.

Join us in the #JoziSaveWater movement. By working together and making responsible choices, we can protect Johannesburg’s water supply, ensure equitable access for all residents, and secure a sustainable future for our beloved city. Every one of us has a role to play. Let’s act now, before it’s too late.

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Nelson Kgarose

Nelson Kgarose is a Multimedia sports journalist and Digital Content Creator specialising in sports and current municipal news. I mainly report on the sport of Mixed Martial Arts with a focus on accuracy and thorough analysis. My commitment to objectivity and detail shapes my writing. Outside of covering sports, I engage with trending local news and interact with fans on social media.

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