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Water conservation programme empowers Khayelitsha residents

18 May 2026 by CapeTownNewsReader
Khayelitsha

Bantubanye Community Development aids Khayelitsha residents in water conservation and sanitation, benefiting over 2,000 through education and community projects.

The post Water conservation programme empowers Khayelitsha residents appeared first on City Vision.

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