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Municipal debt threatens South Africa’s water system, webinar hears

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Municipal debt threatens South Africa’s water system, webinar hears

A South African Human Rights Commission webinar heard that more than R28bn owed by municipalities, weak governance and infrastructure losses are threatening water boards and access to sufficient water.

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