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Taps will not run dry in 100 days – Cape officials

21 January 2017 by Alan

Taps will not run dry in 100 days – Cape officials: Even tighter water restrictions are coming soon for Cape Town residents, but officials deny reports that taps could run dry.: IOL section Feed for Western-cape Siyabonga Sesant and Okuhle Hlati

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