'We are fighting for water' - Lenasia residents protest water disconnections
Jacques Nelles
12 November 2024 | 15:58Joburg Water has disconnected illegal water connections in Phumlanqashi, an area in Lenasia that has no formal water infrastructure. Disgruntled residents clashed with police and Joburg Water workers on site, demanding that their water supply be restored.
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