The drought-stricken town of Butterworth in the Eastern Cape has just one week of water left. It has become a struggle for the local municipality to provide water to citizens due to low dam levels.
No significant rain is forecast for the long term.
Lubabalo Dada reports
No significant rain is forecast for the long term.
Lubabalo Dada reports
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