Amatola Water - Leading Bulk Water Services in the Eastern Cape

Amatola Water is committed to providing reliable, safe, and sustainable water services to communities across the Eastern Cape.

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Clean Water Access

Bringing safe, clean water to communities across the Eastern Cape

Infrastructure Development

Building modern water treatment facilities for sustainable service delivery

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Expanding water distribution networks to reach more communities

Community Impact

Transforming lives through access to safe drinking water

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Large-scale reservoirs ensuring reliable water supply year-round

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Our Vision

A leader in bulk water services in the Eastern Cape.

Our Mission

To contribute to the Eastern Cape's socio-economic development by providing sustainable, safe and reliable water services.

Our Values

•Professionalism
•Accountability
•Excellence
•Innovation
•Stakeholder focus
•Team orientation
•Integrity

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SOUTH AFRICA INFRASTRUCTURE & WATER EXPO 2026

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12 June 2026Infrastructure

SOUTH AFRICA INFRASTRUCTURE & WATER EXPO 2026

After three days of engagement, innovation and strategic dialogue, the South Africa Infrastructure & Water Expo 2026 has drawn to a close, leaving behind valuable insights, strengthened partnerships and renewed commitment to advancing South Africa’s infrastructure agenda.

5 June 2026

AMATOLA WATER STRENGTHENS SUPPLIER DEVELOPMENT AND STAKEHOLDER COLLABORATION

5 June 2026

AMATOLA WATER HOSTS SUCCESSFUL SUPPLIER ENGAGEMENT DAY

1 June 2026

Celebrating Leadership, Learning and Legacy

$Amatola Water Hosts Process Audit Workshop to Strengthen Operations$

23 May 2026

Amatola Water Hosts Process Audit Workshop to Strengthen Operations

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Our commitment to community outreach and social development initiatives across the Eastern Cape. Making a difference in the lives of communities we serve.

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Dam LevelsLive

Nahoon Dam78%

Bridle Drift65%

Laing Dam52%

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Water supply restored in King Williams Town area.

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Fun Facts About Water

Discover fascinating facts about the world's most precious resource

97% Salty

97% of Earth's water is saltwater. Only 3% is freshwater, and most of that is locked in ice caps and glaciers.

Ancient Water

The water you drink today could be the same water a dinosaur drank millions of years ago. Water is constantly recycled!

Body Water

The human body is about 60% water. Your brain and heart are 73% water, and your lungs are about 83% water.

Daily Rainfall

About 1 trillion tonnes of water evaporates from the Earth's surface every day and falls back as rain or snow.

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