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'No more water tank mafias': Civil society demands municipalisation of Gauteng's water services
Gauteng communities face worsening water quality as the South African Human Rights Commission holds public hearings, promising to address urgent water challenges.
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iol.co.za
Gauteng water infrastructure failures to be probed as a human rights concern
In the face of a persistent water crisis and mounting municipal debts, Gauteng's education MEC, Lebogang Maile has pushed for accountability aiming to protect students' rights to…
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Human Rights Commission starts probe into Gauteng's water crisis
The SAHRC will start its probe into Gauteng's water crisis.
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SAHRC holds inquiry into Gauteng’s water crisis following ‘Tanker Mafia’ claims
The inquiry comes as frustration boils over across Gauteng, where communities have endured relentless water outages, dry taps and failing infrastructure while allegations grow…
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'No more water tank mafias': Civil society demands municipalisation of Gauteng's water services
Gauteng communities face worsening water quality as the South African Human Rights Commission holds public hearings, promising to address urgent water challenges.
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businessday.co.za
Gauteng water crisis inquiry hears of daily struggle for survival
Witnesses describe years of sewage spills, water shortages and government ineptitude
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Gauteng's water crisis: Human rights inquiry told how imploding municipal finances are crippling water services
As the SAHRC hearings continue, stakeholders across Gauteng are left grappling with the grim reality of the state of their water services.