Following sporadic water cuts due to an old pipe bursting in Mtunzini, King Cetshwayo District Municipality (KCDM) has acknowledged reactive repairs alone are not a sustainable solution.

Rather, the municipality said it was advancing capital interventions to secure long-term water supply, with around R338-million required to replace ageing water infrastructure…

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