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Why Cape Town’s water could run out in April - The Economist explains
The Economist
2018
THE people of Cape Town have spent recent years praying for rain. It has not come often enough. Lawns have faded to brown and swimming pools have gone dry. The dams that hold the South African city’s water supply are now at just 26% of capacity.
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