Phumlamqashi residents protest over ongoing water issues
KJ
Katlego Jiyane
17 January 2025 | 15:55Aggrieved residents of Phumlamqashi in Lenasia South have once again taken to the streets over ongoing water issues. The community has been in a long-standing dispute with Joburg Water since their illegal connections were cut off in November.
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