KwaZulu-Natal · mixed cited assessment periods
Amajuba District Municipality Water Quality
Drinking-water tracker: Poor
⚠ Concern recorded in cited drinking-water period
The historical tracker record contains a drinking-water compliance or monitoring concern. It does not by itself establish a current do-not-drink advisory.
Amajuba District Municipality in KwaZulu-Natal has an Odyssey drinking-water tracker tier of Poor; programme-specific Blue Drop primary-source reconciliation for this row remains pending. In the historical cited record represented by this tracker, a drinking-water compliance or monitoring concern is stored. This is not a live do-not-drink advisory; confirm current status with the municipality or DWS. The wastewater risk label is mixed/supplementary tracker context and is not presented as a directly reconciled Green Drop result.
Metrics — cited source periods
Drinking-water tracker riskPoorPrimary source pending
Wastewater tracker riskPoorPrimary source pending
Drinking-water assessment signalConcern in cited periodCited-period concern
Wastewater assessment signalConcern / non-compliance in cited period
Water-efficiency metricNot availablePrimary source pending
Population served550 000
Legacy row audit-year field2023
DWS poor performer. Newcastle is the main centre. AfriForum 2024 found every sampled KZN sewage outflow polluted. Provincial wastewater treatment stress.
Programme provenance
Blue Drop: programme-specific primary source pending
Green Drop: programme-specific primary source pending
No Drop: programme-specific primary source pending
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View the full Water Quality Tracker →This tracked profile can combine Blue Drop, Green Drop, No Drop and supplementary sources from different periods. Programme labels above are only treated as directly sourced when the cited URL matches that DWS programme; otherwise primary-source reconciliation remains pending. Regulatory assessments describe the cited assessment period and are not live tap-water advisories. Follow current DWS or municipal advisories for immediate health guidance.