Knysna in the Western Cape is inching closer to Day Zero, with only days of usable water left in the Akkerkloof Dam. Below-average rainfall, failing infrastructure, and rising demand have pushed the town to the edge. As authorities rush to secure alternative water sources, residents are being urged to cut back drastically.
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