This is a series of articles on the supply of water to Johannesburg, particularly the long-term viability of the Lesotho Highlands Water Project.
Lenasia residents march for water
Phumla Mqashi informal settlement residents want taps to be installed at each household
Brief | 17 January 2025
Johannesburg has a water leaks problem. Here’s what’s being done about it
Study found more leaked municipal water in the Jukskei River than naturally occurring water
Feature | 13 December 2024
Angry residents confront Johannesburg Water officials
People from Westbury, Westdene, Claremont, and Hursthill want a permanent solution to their water woes
News | 10 December 2024
Hundreds march in Joburg demanding water
Residents of Phumla Mqashi informal settlement say they’re not getting enough water from trucks
Brief | 2 December 2024
Joburg protesters block roads, demanding water
Water supply in Coronationville, Claremont, and Westbury has been erratic for two years, they say
Brief | 27 November 2024
Chaos as Joburg Water tries to remove illegal connections
Residents of Phumla Mqashi informal settlement chase away technicians
Brief | 12 November 2024
Walking Joburg’s biggest baddest river: a very old church and a mermaid
Klip River Day 3: Eldorado Park to the Lido Hotel
Feature | 8 November 2024
Walking Joburg’s biggest baddest river: boerboels and cable thieves
Day 2 on the Klip River: Riverlea to Soweto
Feature | 7 November 2024
Walking Joburg’s biggest, baddest river: gold dust and gunk
Day 1 on the Klip River: Selby to Riverlea
Feature | 6 November 2024