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‘Water cuts over municipalities’ debt can be avoided’

24 November 2017, 9:28 AM  |
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The survey is part of efforts to identify new water sources and ensure a constant water supply to households and business in light of the on-going drought.

The survey is part of efforts to identify new water sources and ensure a constant water supply to households and business in light of the on-going drought.

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The survey is part of efforts to identify new water sources and ensure a constant water supply to households and business in light of the on-going drought.

The Water and Sanitation Department says it will engage the National Treasury and the Co-operative Governance Department over escalating municipal water debt.

The Department has warned that it will cut water supply to 30 municipalities owing it more than R50 million on December 8.

Department spokesperson Sputnik Ratau says the water cuts can be avoided.

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