City of Polokwane residents say they are fed up with the continued water shortages and are demanding better service delivery from the local municipality.
She asked what could be the reason since she is never home during the day and sells her scones in the CBD.
She added: “I am not going to vote. I don’t have water. My bill is R35 000. To prevent covid-19 we were advised to wash our hands yet we don’t have water.”“We buy water from locals with boreholes, we pay R5 for 5 litres and when you don’t have money you can’t get water. The day that the ANC will hold my hand and say here is a job, will be the day I vote. They come house to house asking us to vote for them... God is in charge not the ANC, they are thieves.
While the IOL News team was interacting with locals on Biccard street not far from Capricorn District Municipality, a bakkie parked next to a waste bin spilling over with dirt, dumped a large heap of rubble in the bin.
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