About nine destitute families whose houses were washed away when cyclone Eloise hit parts of Mpumalanga earlier this year have been left in a dilapidated school boarding house with no water and electricity for months.
The families, which include 10 children, previously lived in homes near a stream that floods during heavy rains.If you have already registered or subscribed, please sign in to continue.
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