Business Day TV spoke to Business Day editor-at-large Natasha Marrian
06 December 2024 - 13:44
byBusiness Day TV
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SA’s water crisis is rapidly getting worse, in Gauteng in particular. Picture: 123RF/WEERAPAT KIATDUMRONG
Years of underinvestment in infrastructure spending and maintenance are beginning to bite in Gauteng as nearly 50% of water in the province is classified as non-revenue, meaning it's lost through leaks or illegal water connections. Business Day editor-at-large Natasha Marrian spoke to Business Day TV about the details of Gauteng’s water crisis.
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Business Day TV spoke to Business Day editor-at-large Natasha Marrian
Years of underinvestment in infrastructure spending and maintenance are beginning to bite in Gauteng as nearly 50% of water in the province is classified as non-revenue, meaning it's lost through leaks or illegal water connections. Business Day editor-at-large Natasha Marrian spoke to Business Day TV about the details of Gauteng’s water crisis.
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