DRY CITY: Four days, four protests — Desperate Joburg residents hit the streets over water cuts
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At a home for disabled residents, dirty linen and nappies piled up during a five-day water outage. Elsewhere, desperate residents are illegally breaking open fire hydrants, private water sales have prompted a warning and protests are spr…
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