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Illegal connections leave hundreds of Cape Town households without water

28 November 2025 by CapeTownNewsReader

Leaks and illegal connections are to blame for the inconsistent water supply experienced by hundreds of households in Ethembeni informal settlement, Khayelitsha. This is according to a City of Cape …Read More at Source

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