38 views
3 months ago General
This afternoon, Gauteng's water crisis faces intense scrutiny as the South African Human Rights Commission investigates whether collapsing infrastructure, recurring outages, and failing sanitation systems now amount to a systemic violation of basic human rights.
But beyond dry taps, the inquiry is probing explosive allegations around Gauteng's growing multi-million rand informal water tanker economy including concerns that reliance on outsourced tankers, instead of fixing infrastructure, may have enabled corruption, profiteering, and even possible sabotage within municipal systems.
Joining us for this discussion from South African Human Rights Commission, is Commissioner Dr. Henk Boshoff, Zintle Tyuku from Amandla.Mobi, and Jonathan Erasmus from WaterCAN.
For more news, visit sabcnews.com and #SABCNews on all Social Media platforms.