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  • Опубликовано: 11 июн 2024
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  • @kentbarnes6380
    @kentbarnes6380 6 лет назад +93

    Only 2 years actually since 2017 , but it's raining in cape town today 👏👏😂😂

    • @anakmiskin2684
      @anakmiskin2684 5 лет назад +7

      Kent Barnes Alhamdulliah.

    • @javierr.castillo1101
      @javierr.castillo1101 5 лет назад +2

      Wheres all the water then

    • @beenwashedup5754
      @beenwashedup5754 5 лет назад +2

      Ask the Lord you shall receive

    • @expatleanie
      @expatleanie 3 года назад +2

      However in the future in 2021 another city in another country is suffering the same fate.. no rain for 3 years .. here we are .. I am from ct but live abroad so I am sharing this videos to let peeps in my current cities know the seriousness of this.

    • @lifegoeson1007
      @lifegoeson1007 3 года назад +2

      @@expatleanie I was wondering what it’s like now. Do you think people will move away? I live in the US, so I have no clue what it’s like there

  • @abdullahiabdi2863
    @abdullahiabdi2863 6 лет назад +9

    That foster kid
    I felt sorry for him😭😭😭😡 God cure him you're the one who cures.

  • @hunter-z4547
    @hunter-z4547 6 лет назад +24

    I can give some advice because i really cares so someone will get my point , I.e cape town still have hope. believe me , they have hills and mountains , so they can plant trees in it , these prevent soil erosion , maintain humidity, maintain groundwater level and also planting more trees works like a speed breakers to wind currents so the rainfall more in cape town area.

    • @pieterjones5425
      @pieterjones5425 6 лет назад

      So true, pity they let the developers get hold of it and flood the peninsula with housing.

    • @tylerdurden3722
      @tylerdurden3722 3 года назад +2

      That won't help. The issue is much bigger than that.
      I was born in Cape Town and live here now, but grew up 1600km north of Cape Town in a town surrounded by endless deserts and seawater.
      That town, only received rain once every two years. That's because just off the coast there's a permanent high pressure system that's the cause of the extremely low rainfall.
      That permanent high pressure system is moving south as ocean waters are warming up. In other words, it's moving towards Cape Town.
      I grew up in a place with nothing but seawater and sanddunes, that had a lot of systems in place to more efficiently use water. E.g., reusing waste water for gardens, etc.
      But, lately rainfall has increased slightly and floods happen because stormwater infrastructure was non-existent in that town... because it was never needed. That town wasn't adapted for the situation.
      Cape Town too isnt adapted for it's new situation...and that's the real problem. But it will be eventually.

    • @stella-gf6jl
      @stella-gf6jl Год назад

      Planting trees also need water

  • @clairemarshel408
    @clairemarshel408 5 лет назад +14

    No, we're not... we just had an extremely wet winter with loads of rain. Our drought has broken. I live here. This video is old. We had floods of water. Loads of rain. God sent the rain! The same thing happened to Joburg a few years ago. We're all good.

    • @yasminmoh7914
      @yasminmoh7914 5 лет назад +2

      You mean Now the situation is okay ? No one fighting on water??? Water is blessing no one know that until we missed it !!!

    • @clairemarshel408
      @clairemarshel408 5 лет назад +1

      Yasmin Moh, we just had a wet winter. It rained a lot. I don't know anyone who fought over water...

    • @FerintoshFarmsPhotography
      @FerintoshFarmsPhotography 5 лет назад +2

      YOu'll be screwed again

    • @cookielapaz8927
      @cookielapaz8927 2 года назад

      Thank God for answering your prayers🎉🙏🏻🌟🙏🎶

    • @hamlovingprophetpisslam183
      @hamlovingprophetpisslam183 11 месяцев назад

      Cant beleive you - Disaster whites

  • @SagaciousSilence
    @SagaciousSilence 6 лет назад +7

    Terrific work as always from Dena. She’s very brave for putting herself this close to the problems in order to get first hand coverage.

    • @RoniForeva
      @RoniForeva 6 лет назад

      Close to what problems. It's cape town not syria.

    • @eboulter
      @eboulter 6 лет назад

      I should hope so, as that is what journalists are supposed to do

  • @souleymanediallo4580
    @souleymanediallo4580 5 лет назад +16

    I wish Dena would do longer video ... I can watch her and her content all day
    It’s always educational

  • @naturecure9900
    @naturecure9900 6 лет назад +1

    Thanks for always doing such a great job .

  • @oscarorozcoorejel
    @oscarorozcoorejel 6 лет назад +131

    This is so terrifying since this is what will happen to more places as global warming becomes more severe

    • @rikoea6530
      @rikoea6530 6 лет назад +4

      Droughts happen and are normal, it is Africa afterall. The real problem is Cape Town is a huge city, and the large population uses up resources faster than a small town would in Nevada. If the population was smaller, they would've been able to weather this until the drought is over.

    • @malfan
      @malfan 6 лет назад +4

      There was a car crash in Moscow, it must have been global warming; a woman was raped in Bangkok, it must have been global warming; Lufthansa employees are on strike, it must be global warming.

    • @sheldonwiggill5478
      @sheldonwiggill5478 6 лет назад +1

      This entire story is fake news. Day zero has been avoided.

    • @shaunhill817
      @shaunhill817 6 лет назад

      2025... Once the artic ice melts, we die

    • @leeclarke3865
      @leeclarke3865 6 лет назад +1

      This has all been a political fallacy created by the Democratic Alliance to increase water levies in Cape Town by 55%...dont be fooled this was all about money... I live in Cape Town and haven't had to queue, buy additional or resort to extreme measures to have a normal life... DAY ZERO... DON'T BELIEVE THE HYPE

  • @CommandoMaster
    @CommandoMaster 6 лет назад +5

    Water is so valuable, but most of us take it for granted. Imagine if there was a limited supply of clean water! The prices and demand for it would be insane!

    • @chubbymoth5810
      @chubbymoth5810 2 года назад +1

      Ehm,.. Your imagination is a long standing reality in many areas. There is an increasing scarcity of water due to human wastefulness. Your idea may not be all that wild, it is more due to a lack of knowledge and perspective. It may appeal to your feeling of entitlement to water as a drinkable resource, but not everyone will go full Karen to wait for a situation to resolve.

    • @intellectualrebel5340
      @intellectualrebel5340 Год назад +1

      "iMagINe iF" Droughts in Europe already made it happen in some parts and it happens in Africa all the time, there's no need for imagination here.

  • @cwperx
    @cwperx 6 лет назад +7

    Question for Dena, why do you see desalination as a bandaid solution? It may currently take a lot of power, but as the globe warms it may be the only sustainable source of fresh water we can get.

    • @James-mw7zv
      @James-mw7zv Год назад

      Desalination process will exacerbate the drought

  • @Adrian_Nel
    @Adrian_Nel 6 лет назад +30

    This is completely out of date. It has been raining beautifully. Dam levels are rising. Water saving measures have had the desired effect. Many homes have full tanks in their gardens (I have 2500 l) to use for flushing an other non-potable needs.

    • @zahraaesmael342
      @zahraaesmael342 6 лет назад +10

      So because it's rained "beautifully" in SOME areas three or four times, you think that's helping? We've received water from private farmers, which raised the dam levels- not because of rain. The fact that many homes have tanks doesn't mean that things are changing. The majority still don't have the most useful mechanisms to deal with this crisis.

    • @cameronslabbert4202
      @cameronslabbert4202 6 лет назад +1

      Adrian Nel agreed things are on the up for days

    • @kentbarnes6380
      @kentbarnes6380 6 лет назад

      Adrian Nel so true lol i was dancing just now😂😂😂👏👏

    • @alexfrankl7861
      @alexfrankl7861 5 лет назад

      Adrian Nel
      Ive got 45,000litres of tank water and im on town water as well in Australia , it takes years to recover from even a small drought , i hav'nt seen our local res full in 30 years ! They have a long long way to go .

    • @nicholaslowick3381
      @nicholaslowick3381 5 лет назад +3

      So why are you watching this if you find it so outdated. They couldn’t make it with there visions if the future to satisfy your needs for updated new.

  • @arkuis
    @arkuis 6 лет назад +11

    @1:09 I am very sceptical of this report. As someone who lives in Cape Town I can say that people queuing for water is NOT a common sight in city.

    • @arkuis
      @arkuis 4 года назад

      @Rin Maybe, maybe not. Either way, people were not lining up for water in Cape Town at the time.

    • @arkuis
      @arkuis 4 года назад

      @CQHS It was real and have temporarily been resolved thanks to good rain in 2018 & 2019. But it will likely be even worse when we have the next period of dry winters.

  • @supermansixty969
    @supermansixty969 6 лет назад +1

    Great Video, and very informative ! 👍🏻👍🏻 Thanks for Sharing and the hard work 👍🏻😎

  • @RoninZulu
    @RoninZulu 6 лет назад

    From a South African Hydrometeorologist based in Cape Town: Just two days ago, Cape Town was flooded. Over 25mm of rainfall recorded in a day. What is Al Jazeera smoking? Hashish? Day Zero was never going to happen. I know because I literally work with water in Cape Town.

  • @omara.h.3312
    @omara.h.3312 6 лет назад +1

    We pray for you and hopefully you can sort it out very soon.

  • @hendimpya3839
    @hendimpya3839 6 лет назад +10

    All good in Cape Town, media just over doing it (Click Bait!!)

    • @hopeodyssey
      @hopeodyssey 4 года назад

      I thought as much, these people just want to keep creating problems that are not there!

  • @jazzbansal
    @jazzbansal 3 года назад

    Beautiful soul getting into deep issues of life in south Africa ... bless u

  • @Ainttrippin
    @Ainttrippin 6 лет назад +6

    We need to find a renewable way to desalinize ocean water..or we're headed for a Mad Max future.

  • @filamkelub3391
    @filamkelub3391 6 лет назад

    wow. 1400 yrs ago we were told that towards the final days, droughts will be very common... to think we are actually living in that age...

  • @migbadrule
    @migbadrule 6 лет назад +33

    Start constructing desalination plants?

    • @yusufakals
      @yusufakals 6 лет назад +4

      Miguel Thomas PC folks won’t, too worried Because it will be done by israel

    • @AnonymousUser77254
      @AnonymousUser77254 6 лет назад +3

      Construction started a while ago.

    • @niilespunkari8832
      @niilespunkari8832 6 лет назад +2

      Cost too much, ether away politicians will steal the assigned money.

  • @roachtoasties
    @roachtoasties 6 лет назад +1

    Installing rainwater collection systems for households must be doing "a lot of good," considering it hasn't been raining. :\

  • @heliomoreno3171
    @heliomoreno3171 6 лет назад +1

    Parabéns pela reportagem! !!

  • @cookielapaz8927
    @cookielapaz8927 2 года назад +1

    Great reporting on the water issues. What is the cause of the water crisis. Weather modification from chemical spraying, or are reserves being depleted by corporations like many countries including the USA.

  • @jayatissa6028
    @jayatissa6028 6 лет назад +1

    Just image you have been waiting in line and by the time it's your turn, the tap runs dry!..the government has to do something about it.

  • @danthadon87
    @danthadon87 6 лет назад +1

    If Dena wasn’t so easy on the eyes i don’t think I would be as interested in watching these water shortage videos at 3am

  • @chrislategan8242
    @chrislategan8242 6 лет назад +35

    This attempt to turn it into a racial issue is pathetic.

  • @xys007
    @xys007 4 года назад +2

    8:27 So the shortage of rain water is DA fault? In Cape Town or all over Africa ?

  • @mimimajola7035
    @mimimajola7035 9 месяцев назад

    Anita is such a considerate woman. Imagine if half of the coast acknowledged the crisis. They'd save enough water to sustain the less fortunate in the area. Water is primary❤

  • @alfredbeya6725
    @alfredbeya6725 4 года назад +2

    Day Zero never happened, I've been in cape Town my whole life

  • @jessesmith-garcia5313
    @jessesmith-garcia5313 8 месяцев назад

    I hope things have gotten better in the last 5 years.

  • @FerintoshFarmsPhotography
    @FerintoshFarmsPhotography 5 лет назад

    I pumped water by hand for 5 months last year for myself, my mother, and 80 chickens; I got to say walking down the street would have been a god send.

  • @jalo7289
    @jalo7289 6 лет назад

    4:34 we use to do this. the good old kettle

  • @Dev1nci
    @Dev1nci 6 лет назад

    I had an idea a while back and I’ve noticed I wasn’t the only one. There is PLENTY of water in the taps and water pipes. We should use that to fill the damns. It’s like so abvious but no one cares enough to lift a finger and think of this.

  • @samkuhn4409
    @samkuhn4409 6 лет назад

    This is late. Nearly drowned there was so much rain this morning (I live in Cape Town)

  • @megacharizardz
    @megacharizardz 6 лет назад

    Lucky I'll never have to deal with this

  • @mahmoudsayed9294
    @mahmoudsayed9294 6 лет назад

    I remember this happened in Cairo when I was a kid, I filled up buckets and carried them home in the 6th floor, that wasn't good.
    I'm Praying Allah to mend your water problem..

  • @esmemostert6476
    @esmemostert6476 Год назад

    Please tell
    me how old this video is ?
    It sounds like what we in Cape Town experienced about 4 yrs ago

  • @Andrea-sg1ri
    @Andrea-sg1ri 6 лет назад

    4:23 is the norm. This how people in townships live. They don't pay for water. They use a communal taps and ablution facilities. In most cases you will find these taps running throughout the day thereby wasting many litres of water. People in suburbs pay for their water.

  • @bevin9736
    @bevin9736 6 лет назад +5

    I live in the desert in Israel, and we've got plenty of water

    • @bevin9736
      @bevin9736 6 лет назад +1

      Rude Boy 77 i dont, but americans do

    • @kentbarnes6380
      @kentbarnes6380 6 лет назад

      Avihai bro it was snowing in Egypt i feel like this earth is gonna do something weird

    • @jipsels
      @jipsels 6 лет назад +1

      Doesn't everyone live in stolen land if you go back far enough?

  • @keamogetswentamu7379
    @keamogetswentamu7379 6 лет назад +8

    This is old news I live in Cape Town so I know it has been raining in Cape Town there was a flood a few days ago....and the Newlands thing is being going on for years Cape Town people just like that spring water so Tourists shouldn't be alarmed.

  • @bunneyrice8792
    @bunneyrice8792 5 лет назад

    Are they okay they said it well run out in june or may its October right now ?

  • @warrenmoses7370
    @warrenmoses7370 6 лет назад +1

    I am from Cape Town and this is true we need water badly

  • @RegentDeMarquis005
    @RegentDeMarquis005 5 лет назад +2

    better than temporary than nothing at this point 🇲🇦🇺🇸🇲🇦🌎🌍

  • @ngalahansel6066
    @ngalahansel6066 2 года назад

    I like how the water scarcity has brought all races together at the taps. And I love how she's not hiding the fact that the little boy is HIV positive and is very healthy on treatment.

  • @katyakinski1385
    @katyakinski1385 6 лет назад +1

    Ok I live here in cape town and yes this was true but now day 0 has been canceled so that's good😄😄

  • @chentaprakash8197
    @chentaprakash8197 Год назад

    Browsing these after watching 'sardar' movie....India should be alert

  • @mickeythemaltipoo3756
    @mickeythemaltipoo3756 6 лет назад

    It's mind blowing, this is a water planet

  • @rurutuM
    @rurutuM 6 лет назад

    The same thing is happening in lake Mead in the US.

  • @omery.8342
    @omery.8342 6 лет назад

    This is just the beginning, all cities gonna face this around the world 🌎

  • @TerraChild1978
    @TerraChild1978 Год назад

    Aussie here, my state had a 20yr drought, it ended only a couple of yrs ago. As per usual it's the rural areas who have to live with drought while the coastal get to pretend it isn't happening. That is until it starts affecting them. Even if this has never happened before, the moment the dam hit an unusually low point there should have been the clamp down and other options, now it is too late to START?!... WTH have the govt been doing?

    • @johantrejo_
      @johantrejo_ 9 месяцев назад

      Hi, I am doing some research for a school project, what state are you from that you say had a drought, the paper is about water justice and how we could achieve it

  • @marcustulliuscicero3790
    @marcustulliuscicero3790 Год назад

    You can see how aimed this at as Americans. I as a Dane have not watered my lawn ever and I take short showers and sea grey water for the garden and do rain water collection already. The English speaking world really needs to wake up to this and stop considering saving water and using grey water as aosmething extreme when it in fact is completely normal in the rest of the world.

  • @SamiAmerland3s
    @SamiAmerland3s Год назад +1

    Sady, water shortage is not the only problem in South Africa. Rampant crime (violent crime and sexual crime), and extreme political corruption -( politicians stealing money and fleecing taxpayers) contribute largely to the mismanagement of basic services like water supply and other services like electricity supply. In ANC-run regions like Kwa-Zulu Natal, it is not uncommon for unsanitary, brown water to come out of taps and residents have to contend with "load shedding" which means electricity is cut for hours at a time. Potholes in roads have become a common sight all over South Africa. Add to this, rampant violent crime and reverse racism have created a massive diaspora of educated people leaving South Africa - immigrating to other countries to enable themselves to get jobs and to live in environments where their children can grow up safely. This "brain drain" has left South Africa vulnerable to corruption and mismanagement. Water supply is the responsibility of the Federal government - it is a human right and the ANC needs to step up to the plate. What has the ANC government done for the past 25 years to improve the plight of the poor? The report is misleading and does not touch on any of the substantive issues.

  • @Saurischian
    @Saurischian 6 лет назад +3

    Oh Dena.....

  • @katrinajade5586
    @katrinajade5586 4 года назад +1

    She did a very good job💥💥💥

  • @HusseinMustafaParmar
    @HusseinMustafaParmar 5 лет назад

    so what's the sea in capetown for?

  • @bobburger137
    @bobburger137 5 лет назад

    Whats it got to do with colour if there running out of water .

  • @leannegoliath6230
    @leannegoliath6230 6 лет назад +1

    I thought it was getting better.... I am living in cape town

  • @sarabjeetsingh12696
    @sarabjeetsingh12696 6 лет назад

    It's not a National alert....it's a world wide alert

  • @lookwhaticando2659
    @lookwhaticando2659 6 лет назад

    I live in Africa it’s true... and in Cape Town blouberg it’s a struggle

  • @faranamohammed316
    @faranamohammed316 6 лет назад +2

    This is all signs of the world going to end

  • @syedmaazmustafa2485
    @syedmaazmustafa2485 6 лет назад

    Why not have sea water filter or solar desalinater in every resident across the city or just build one yourself or have large storage balls at different parts of the city filled with sea water along with desilantion devices

  • @kaherbalplantph808
    @kaherbalplantph808 2 года назад

    wow good video informative.

  • @dovahkiinvakii9375
    @dovahkiinvakii9375 6 лет назад

    Well im german and i life with about 130liters a day, a Tuareg can life with 3-5 liters a day, so the living in different parts of the world is different.

  • @chere100
    @chere100 6 лет назад

    Wait... how do you run out of water next to the ocean? Couldn't you just have the ocean water filtered and use it for the city's water supply?

  • @Galorgeous_
    @Galorgeous_ 6 лет назад +4

    Get ur facts straight, I live in Cape Town and ur video is incorrect!! Very disappointing!

  • @marklewis4793
    @marklewis4793 6 лет назад

    IM IN Cape Town NOW!...ITs RAINING,AND HAS BEEN FOR DAYS,...OUR DROUGHT HAS BEEN POSTPONED TILL SEPTEMBER,AT WHICH TIME WE'LL HAVE A WATER-PANIC ALL OVER AGAIN.

  • @googleearthfinds482
    @googleearthfinds482 10 месяцев назад +2

    HEY GUNNY ROLL!!!

  • @kilothegreat8694
    @kilothegreat8694 6 лет назад

    See the government didn't tell us to cut the water usage until last year it was to late

  • @winstonharambe
    @winstonharambe 6 лет назад

    Next is Bangalore, India where I am staying right now.

  • @DavidBaronStevensPersonal
    @DavidBaronStevensPersonal 3 года назад

    I worry for my friends in Cape Town and all big cities

  • @prakashbhattraiyoutubechan9398
    @prakashbhattraiyoutubechan9398 3 года назад

    nice

  • @drum-addict
    @drum-addict 5 лет назад

    when you ask cape townians by the newlands FREE water... why didnt they go before to get free water... most will tell you it was a mission. the years of water we all wasted is now showing how we didnt listen. cape town city has told us to save water for YEARS

  • @got.o1296
    @got.o1296 6 лет назад +4

    Damnn the reporter so hot😰😍

  • @bruceliang5612
    @bruceliang5612 4 года назад

    Scarcity of water,that isn't good at all,water is life,without water,no one can survive,water the most basic and important resource,it plays a foremost role in our daily life,I can't imagine how life would be without water

  • @eight8655
    @eight8655 6 лет назад

    This makes Cape Town look so shit but if you go to the actual nice areas it’s beautiful

  • @lazuriidkwhattoputhere8719
    @lazuriidkwhattoputhere8719 4 года назад

    Flint: hahahahaha so you're not going to talk about us

  • @bruceliang5612
    @bruceliang5612 4 года назад

    It is pretty unbelievable

  • @goyitog651
    @goyitog651 6 лет назад +5

    Reporter you're gorgeous

  • @skepticproof
    @skepticproof 6 лет назад

    In algeria and as many of the arab countries we use sea water for all purposes except when it comes to drinking or the food industry, why cap town doesn't do that ?.

  • @hairstuff371
    @hairstuff371 6 лет назад

    8:03 if u asked the same question to the indian government in any town any state any Municipality they will transfer the blame to previous government and would say they inherited the same

  • @christopherdo4457
    @christopherdo4457 4 года назад

    She's amazing.

  • @oby1
    @oby1 6 лет назад

    Ok,, THIS IS EXTREMELY EXAGGERATED!!! Not visiting CapeTown will ruin our economy even more! - this lady is crazy AF

  • @sameahandstuff5362
    @sameahandstuff5362 5 лет назад +1

    Bell Pottinger sourcing this video?

  • @jamesbarclay738
    @jamesbarclay738 6 лет назад +4

    I am livid. I had to take my maid to queue for water 3 times yesterday in searing heat.. The swim was worth it though.

  • @jermainegaddy6571
    @jermainegaddy6571 3 года назад

    That's what we need right here in the five boroughs New York

  • @Ben-db5re
    @Ben-db5re 6 лет назад

    Yet all the politicians can have running water...

  • @unconformingtruther5496
    @unconformingtruther5496 6 лет назад +1

    Don't worry, no skies are falling here. They just had rain

  • @openyoureyes3308
    @openyoureyes3308 6 лет назад +12

    Keep praying that will help 😐

    • @weathered1576
      @weathered1576 5 лет назад +1

      Yes and Amen ! Count me. In ... 😀😀😀

    • @emateo9888
      @emateo9888 5 лет назад +1

      it did help them they had rain even a flood!! god is so real

    • @rakeshkumar098
      @rakeshkumar098 5 лет назад

      Keep saving water and trees that will help

    • @BarryMckockinner
      @BarryMckockinner 5 лет назад

      Lol god... that’s ignorantly funny

  • @jdthewanderer3489
    @jdthewanderer3489 Год назад

    Reat work...

  • @alexohagan8657
    @alexohagan8657 5 лет назад

    Do what the city of San Diego did and build a ocean desaltanation plants on the coasts get underground canals from Johannesburg to cape town get nestle to help or aquafina

  • @kobenbawest
    @kobenbawest 6 лет назад +2

    Dena Takruri is beautiful.

  • @edwardramirez8589
    @edwardramirez8589 6 лет назад

    The world in general has failed to act in time!

  • @RoniForeva
    @RoniForeva 6 лет назад

    uhm not only is AJ+ late on this story, they are also late on Cape Town slowly but surely moving past this.

  • @jayatissa6028
    @jayatissa6028 6 лет назад

    Politicians should leave politics aside and resolve the water issue. Jesus please help these people.

  • @MarantMarant-vk1mz
    @MarantMarant-vk1mz 6 лет назад

    Cape town sea waters are close to Antartica and cold enough to bring and iceberg back to the port. Think I am kidding?? Not sure!

  • @vandamnjaunclode9813
    @vandamnjaunclode9813 2 года назад

    i am d[ from palestine lived in jerusalen and ramalla and bethlehem but moved to usa 1999 til now now i am in maryland but i love europe more

  • @Ruandpl
    @Ruandpl 6 лет назад +5

    population growth.mmm,interesting....

    • @kentbarnes6380
      @kentbarnes6380 6 лет назад +1

      Ruan du Plessis too many bro all over the world and teens don't listen either (this coming from a 17 year old)

  • @thetruthwillpissyouoff8173
    @thetruthwillpissyouoff8173 6 лет назад +5

    'The National Government, in terms of the South African Constitution, is resposible for bulk water supply'

  • @Linx28
    @Linx28 5 лет назад

    So then, with the end of apartheid the economy goes into a tail spin, SA becomes a major food importer instead of an exporter and there are water and service shortages? See the correlation here?

  • @hairstuff371
    @hairstuff371 6 лет назад

    In india many cities have the same situation they use private boring (ground water) to live on.... Got don't provide water and i am talking abou top 200 city of the india