Coronavirus/COVID-19 information
South Africa is currently on adjusted Alert Level 3. President Cyril Ramaphosa declared a national State of Disaster on 15 March 2020 to prepare the country for the Covid-19 pandemic. Click here to visit the official South African COVID-19 website.
SAVE WATER: IT'S THE NEW NORMAL
Despite the recent rain, drought conditions prevail and water restrictions remain in place. Click here for the latest dam levels.
Traffic licensing and registration survey
The Kouga Traffic Department is conducting a customer satisfaction survey to help improve the service at the licensing and registration section. The form can be downloaded here. Completed forms can be submitted to pamayor@kouga.gov.za
Combined dam levels drop below 19%
There has been a 0,4% drop this past week in the combined levels of the supply dams that provide Kouga with water.
"We appeal to residents and holiday-makers to continue using water wisely," said Kouga Executive Mayor, Horatio Hendricks.
He said that saving water needed to become the "new normal" for everyone in Kouga.
"The drought has not yet broken and we have to continue our efforts to save water if we are to navigate safely through this difficult time."
The current water restrictions prohibit, among other, the use of hose pipes and the filling up of swimming pools with municipal water.
Water leaks can be reported through the municipality's Link Powered by Vodacom app. The app can be downloaded for free from the Google Play of App Store or go to https://www.download.linkapp.co.za/#dl.