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The Orange River in South Africa's Northern Cape is experiencing significant flooding due to substantial releases from the Vaal, Bloemhof, Gariep, and Vanderkloof dams. As of early May 2025, water levels at Upington and surrounding areas are nearing or exceeding peaks last observed during the 2011 floods. The Department of Water and Sanitation reports flows of over 4,800 cubic meters per second in some locations, far above the normal 30 to 50 cumec. These high volumes are a result of dams operating beyond their capacities, forcing increased outflows to manage upstream pressure. At Grootdrink, the river level has reached 6 meters, with floodwalls built after 2011 now under strain. Some...