Cut consumption, upgrade infrastructure and work together or Gauteng taps will run dry, writes Mike Muller.
16 October 2022 - 00:00Over the past few weeks, many parts of Gauteng — households, hospitals and businesses — have gone for days without water. But it’s not just water that was missing.
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