Incompetence and corruption are crippling SA's water supply
13 July 2025 - 00:00
Among the main reasons behind South Africa’s crippling water outages, shortages and the collapse of water infrastructure is the appointment of politically connected but unqualified cadres to the boards, management and staff of water authorities and agencies...
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