Aberdeen drowning in water issues
After three decades of democracy, some parts of a small Karoo town still grapple with dry taps, filling buckets from water tanks to perform basic tasks like flushing toilets and doing laundry.
As the country gears up to commemorate 30 years of democracy, our team hit the road to assess the good, the bad and the ugly of service delivery in parts of the Eastern Cape over the last three decades
After three decades of democracy, some parts of a small Karoo town still grapple with dry taps, filling buckets from water tanks to perform basic tasks like flushing toilets and doing laundry...
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