Xanthea Limberg, Cape Town’s mayoral committee member for water, says the city's taps are expected to run dry by 22 April, making ‘Day Zero’ less than 100 days away.

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With the threat of becoming the world’s first city to run out of water, Cape Town has slashed residents' water allowance to 50ℓ a day from next month, down from 87ℓ per person a day.

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In 2017, within the Middle East North Africa (Mena) region, the Coca-Cola Company returned 1.75-billion litres of water to nature.

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Drilling rigs from near and far are descending on Cape Town to drill down into the city’s numerous aquifers. 

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After the Emfuleni municipality failed to pay its two-year backlog of R450-million to Rand Water, residents were left without water or reduced access.

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While local government has done little to even consider the effects of drought, out of the bleak, dry, drought-gripped environment, Cape Town has managed to produce some startling solutions to the crisis.

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