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Planned Water Supply Disruption

23 July 2026 by My Durban

Residents and businesses supplied with water from the Durban Heights Water Treatment Works are advised of a planned 24-hour water supply on Friday, 24 July at 7am until Saturday, 25 July at 7 am.

The interruption is due to essential maintenance work being by uMngeni-uThukela Water (UUW) at the Durban Heights Water Treatment Works.

The planned shutdown forms part of a project to rehabilitate the elevated sections of Nagle Aqueducts 1 and 2.

Nagle Aqueducts 1 and 2 are two large-diameter bulk water pipelines that form part of the raw water conveyance system supplying the Durban Heights Water Treatment Works, where water is treated and distributed throughout the city.

A complete shutdown is therefore necessary to install an isolation valve on Aqueduct 2. This will provide a full seal, allowing contractors to safely complete the remaining work inside the pipeline.

The shutdown will also enable the replacement of Sleeve Valve No. 2 at the Nagle Mushroom House. The original sleeve valve failed in March 2026, resulting in reduced water flow to the Durban Heights Water Treatment Works.

Since its removal, the Nagle Aqueducts have been operating via a stop block, an arrangement that poses a significant operational risk.

These critical works are necessary to improve the reliability and resilience of the bulk water supply system to the City.

As a result of the planned shutdown, water supply to parts of the eThekwini Municipality will be interrupted for approximately 24 hours.

The following areas will be affected by the shutdown:

Northern Aqueduct Supplied Reservoirs and Areas

  • Aloes
  • Avoca
  • Phoenix
  • Mount Moriah
  • KwaMashu
  • Ntuzuma
  • Inanda
  • uMzinyathi
  • eTafuleni
  • Newlands
  • Effingham
  • Mountview
  • Trenance
  • Oaklands
  • Buffelsdraai
  • Parkgate
  • Amaoti
  • Lalucia
  • Gateway
  • Glenashely
  • Beachway
  • uMhlanga
  • Durban North
  • Seacow lake
  • Springfield
  • Mt Edgecombe

Southern Aqueduct Supplied Reservoirs and Areas

  • Northdene
  • Queensburgh
  • Malvern
  • Chatsworth
  • Shallcross
  • Savanah Park
  • Parts of Nagina
  • KwaSanti
  • Mawelewele
  • Welbedatch East
  • Welbedatch West
  • Luganda
  • Inteke
  • Klaarwater
  • Montford
  • Risecliffe
  • Moorton
  • Crossmoor
  • Woodhurst
  • Arena park
  • Umlazi
  • Nsimbini
  • Folweni
  • Golokodo
  • Westville
  • Dawncliffe

Durban Heights reservoir 1 Supplied areas

  • Pinetown
  • Sarnia
  • part of Westville
  • Westmead
  • Nazareth
  • Klaarwater
  • Mosley Park
  • Cowies Hill
  • Kwadabeka
  • Clermont
  • Berkshire downs
  • New Germany Industrial

For updates on water supply, members of the public are encouraged to download the eThekwini Municipality mobile app to log faults, send a WhatsApp message to 073 148 3477, call the toll-free number 080 311 1111, or email Eservices@durban.gov.za.

Category: NewsTag: Water

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