For years, Cape Town’s Diep River Canal was a well-maintained waterway, but residents say that neglect has turned it into an ecological and public health nightmare, affecting local wildlife and making …Read More at Source
Neglect turns Cape Town’s Diep River Canal into a stinking sewage trap
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