JOHANNESBURG - More disruptions are expected across Gauteng and North West as Rand Water continues its repair project.
The operation, which began yesterday, has already impacted supply in Johannesburg, Tshwane, and Ekurhuleni.
It's expected to run until the 18 July and includes pipe repairs and valve replacements.
Pumping capacity has been reduced at the Eikenhof, Zwartkopjes, and Palmiet systems.
The utility is promising to deploy water tankers to affected areas.
ALTERNATIVE WATER SUPPLY IN JOBURG
ALTERNATIVE WATER SUPPLY IN EKURHULENI
💧 WATER TANKERS are servicing areas affected by the planned Rand Water maintenance, running from 5am on 30 June - 7am on 2 July (50 hours).🚛
See location of tankers for #Benoni and #Wattville ⤵️ pic.twitter.com/Pbls7qcY3H— CITY OF EKURHULENI (@City_Ekurhuleni) July 1, 2025
💧 WATER TANKERS are servicing areas affected by the planned Rand Water maintenance, running from 5am on 30 June - 7am on 2 July (50 hours).🚛
See location of tankers for #Edenvale and #KemptonPark ⤵️ pic.twitter.com/HiQVi3QtLh— CITY OF EKURHULENI (@City_Ekurhuleni) July 1, 2025
💧 WATER TANKERS are servicing areas affected by the planned Rand Water maintenance, running from 5am on 30 June - 7am on 2 July (50 hours).🚛
See location of tankers for #Germiston and #Boksburg ⤵️ pic.twitter.com/B9lNVXkGb8— CITY OF EKURHULENI (@City_Ekurhuleni) July 1, 2025