The City of Johannesburg's first council meeting has been postponed due to a planned water shutdown.
Acting city manager Floyd Brink wrote to councillors on Saturday alerting them of the postponement of Tuesday's and Wednesday's planned council meetings.
In a memo sent to councillors, Brink wrote that the water shutdown would directly affect Randburg, Roodepoort, Johannesburg west and south as well as a number of other areas, including Soweto.
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