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Water Outage in Mfuleni, Cape Town

Water outage in Mfuleni - reported 19 hours ago
Water Off - 73 M Tomalisi St,
Last checked: 07 Sept 2026, 09:30

Active Water Outages in Mfuleni

ActiveWater OffReported 19 hours ago
Window: yesterday 14:00 - today 20:00

Mains supplying area affected.

Streets affected
73 M Tomalisi St
Expected restoration: 07 Sept 2026, 20:00 (City of Cape Town estimate)
City reference: 9123223698
Timeline
  1. Disruption starts - 06 Sept, 14:00
  2. First reported - 06 Sept, 14:12
  3. Expected restoration - 07 Sept, 20:00

Overdue Water Outage Alerts in Mfuleni

Past their original restoration time. If water is back, the ticket may not have been closed yet.

OverdueBurst Water MainReported 253 days ago
Window: Sun, 28 Dec 07:00 - Thu, 28 Dec 13:00

Water streaming down the road. Both sides of road affected. Motorists to exercise caution. Maintenance team to conduct repairs asap.

Streets affected
Church Street
Expected restoration: 28 Dec 2028, 13:00 (City of Cape Town estimate)
Timeline
  1. First reported - 28 Dec, 07:00
  2. Last seen on portal - 07 Sept, 09:30
  3. Expected restoration - 28 Dec, 13:00
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Report a Burst Pipe or Water Outage in Mfuleni

Water off, visible burst, or low pressure in Mfuleni? Log it with the City.

When Will Water Come Back in Mfuleni?

Typical restoration windows for a water outage in Mfuleni, depending on what caused it:

Current estimate for Mfuleni: City of Cape Town expects restoration by 07 Sept 2026, 20:00.

Burst water main
4-12 hours - repair plus the time to refill and re-pressurise the zone. Higher-lying streets take longest to come back.
Water off (mains affected)
4-8 hours is typical. Most City water outages in Mfuleni are back within a working day.
Planned maintenance
Announced 1-3 days ahead with a 09:00-21:00 window. Store drinking water before the outage starts.
Reservoir drawdown
Pressure drops rather than full cuts. Usually recovers overnight when demand drops.

Water Outage History for Mfuleni (Last 90 Days)

The City of Cape Town reported 4 water outages affecting Mfuleni in the last 90 days. Most common cause: burst water main.

DateDurationCauseStreet
05 Aug 202614.3 hoursBurst Water MainNdleko Street
29 Jul 20261.6 daysBurst Water MainMfelane Street
26 Jul 202611.3 hoursBurst Water MainLerato Ponoane Street
11 Jul 202615.3 hoursBurst Water MainAnele Street

What to Do During a Water Outage in Mfuleni

  • Store enough drinking water for 24 hours as soon as you hear of a planned water outage.
  • When water comes back, run a tap for a minute to clear sediment before drinking.
  • If water is cloudy or discoloured, wait 10-15 min - this is usually air and flushed particles, not contamination.
  • Close stop-cocks to your geyser if pressure is erratic to avoid damage.
  • If the outage isn't listed above, call the City on 0860 103 089 to log it.

Frequently Asked Questions About Water Outages in Mfuleni

Is there a water outage in Mfuleni right now?

Yes, there is 1 active water disruption reported in Mfuleni, Cape Town. See the live status above for cause and expected restoration.

How do I report a burst pipe or water outage in Mfuleni?

Call the City of Cape Town on 0860 103 089 (24/7) or log it at eservices1.capetown.gov.za. For a burst, include the nearest corner and whether water is flowing onto the road. If it looks likely to flood, also call your local CID if you have one.

How long do water outages last in Mfuleni?

Most unplanned water outages in Mfuleni are restored within 4-12 hours - time for the repair plus refilling the zone. Large burst mains can take 12-24 hours. Planned maintenance is usually announced with a 09:00-21:00 window.

Is the tap water safe after a supply interruption?

Yes, unless the City issues an explicit boil-water notice. After a pipe repair the water may be briefly cloudy or discoloured - run a tap for a minute to clear sediment before drinking. Water quality in Cape Town meets SANS 241 standards.

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