Gatvol! That is how residents and business owners feel as large parts of Nelson Mandela Bay continue to struggle without water after almost a week.
Nathan Williams pours water into a 5l bottle for Mavis Marico in Malabar, which has been without a steady supply of water since August 27.That is how residents and business owners feel as large parts of Nelson Mandela Bay continue to struggle without water after almost a week.
The Metro has been struggling with water shortages since Tuesday last week as a result of a burst pipe at the Nooitgedacht water scheme.Subsequent power outages at stations such as one in Motherwell further delayed the steady supply of water. Nelson Mandela Bay Business Chamber CEO Nomkhita Mona said a number of businesses had been negatively affected by the water supply problem.
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