Finance · South Africa
Attacq’s 1.3M-Litre Water Backup Eases Joburg Water Shortage
Moneyweb · 2026/03/11
Summary
Attacq, the company behind Waterfall City in Midrand, has built a 1.3 million-litre water backup system to help reduce the impact of Johannesburg's ongoing water crisis. Waterfall City is a key business, residential, and logistics area in Midrand, one of the regions most affected by water shortages. This large water reserve ensures that businesses and residents have access to water during times when municipal supply is unreliable. The move highlights the growing need for infrastructure that can handle water scarcity challenges in urban areas of South Africa. By investing in water backup solutions, Attacq is trying to offer stability and support to the local community despite the broader water issues affecting Johannesburg.
OnABudget takeaway: For consumers and businesses in Johannesburg, having water reserves like Attacq’s backup system means less disruption during water shortages. Small business owners should consider similar backup plans to protect their operations from supply interruptions.