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2017
Only half of Cape Town putting 'efforts into saving water' – De LilleBy:WATER Only half of drought-stricken Cape Town is saving water, the City of Cape Town revealed on Monday as it appealed to residents to get on board and beat the drought. To make matters worse, recent hot and windy weather has led to a 1% decrease in dam levels over the past week alone.
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