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SAHRC Water Inquiry | Johannesburg spends R130m on water tankers amid ongoing crisis
Johannesburg Water Managing Director Ntshavheni Mukwevho revealed that the utility currently spends nearly R130 million on water tankers servicing informal settlements and emergency outages.
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iol.co.za
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businessday.co.za
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SAHRC Water Inquiry | Johannesburg spends R130m on water tankers amid ongoing crisis
Johannesburg Water Managing Director Ntshavheni Mukwevho revealed that the utility currently spends nearly R130 million on water tankers servicing informal settlements and…
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