National Water Action Plan launched to combat leaks and corruption in municipalities
Lilita Gcwabe | Published 10 minutes ago As more than 2,000 water experts, engineers, policymakers, and municipal leaders gather in Cape Town this week for…
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The country's biggest challenge is not a lack of water resources, but failing municipal systems that are unable to reliably deliver water to households and businesses. "By acting boldly and decisively to improve the performance of Eskom and reform our energy system, we were able to end load shedding and achieve a secure and reliable energy supply," Ramaphosa said.
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The country's biggest challenge is not a lack of water resources, but failing municipal systems that are unable to reliably deliver water to households and businesses.
according to IOL (Independent Online)"By acting boldly and decisively to improve the performance of Eskom and reform our energy system, we were able to end load shedding and achieve a secure and reliable energy supply," Ramaphosa said.
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