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Reservoir today, Morero says overall water storage has improved from 37 to 41 percent. Despite this, several reservoirs remain very low. He attributes the slow recovery to high consumption, leaking infrastructure, and labor action at Johannesburg Water. Kai News reporter Tsikumo Lobe was in Crown Gardens and filed this report. Residents could face further temporary interruptions while teams adjust water flows, manage pressure, and clear air.

Morero has welcomed the South African Human Rights Commission's recommendations and says the city will hold talks with Johannesburg Water on implementation. And we do understand that some residents are in either a second week or third week of disruptions, but we are now at the point where we want to acknowledge their frustrations and we want to indicate that restoring reliable water supply remains our priority.

As the city of Johannesburg. The city also plans a fleet of around 60 municipal walker tankers to replace contracted vehicles serving informal settlements. Tigua Mulobia, Kainuz, Crown Gardens. In your weather for tomorrow, a warm Tuesday with rain expected across parts of Gauteng. Temperatures in Joburg are set to peak at 27 degrees, 31 in Tshwane, 27 in Ekurhuleni, 27 in Merafong, as well as 27 degrees in Sidibang. Here's