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Over 130 villages are without water in Ngqushwa

20th October 2020 Nombulelo Damba 0

Villagers in Ngqushwa in the Eastern Cape say they have marched and sent petitions to authorities but little relief has been provided to their shortage of water.

Centane village without water for 6 years

14th October 2020 Nombulelo Damba-Hendrik 0

Nombanjana’s taps have been dry since 2014 but the villagers received no emergency relief during the covid-19 lockdown. When leaders protested to the Amathola District Municipality, they were arrested.

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