Residents of Kokosi, near Fochville, are forced to fetch water from dirty drains after living without clean water for five months. What began as a temporary problem has escalated into a serious crisis, with supply disruptions continuing despite recent protests and brief relief. The shortage comes after Rand Water reduced delivery, citing unpaid municipal debts. For the latest, we speak to SABC News reporter Puseletso Mokoena, who is at Fochville
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