The City of Cape Town is promising to lower tariffs and water restrictions it implemented during its drought.
This comes as much-need relief for communities on the Cape Flats who say — despite using water sparingly — they are still being charged high water tariffs.
Dams in the Western Cape Water Supply System are now 100 percent full.
New tariffs will come into effect from 1 November.
Source: eNCA
In other news – Chaos in the classroom as angry pupil hits teacher with poop
A teacher got a kak lesson from an angry pupil. All because she allegedly said a word in her economics class which the grade 12 pupil couldn’t understand.
In anger, the pupil (19) found a bucket and filled it with kak scooped up from the schoolyard. He then went back to the classroom in Khotsong near Bothaville, Free State, and poured the kak all over the teacher. Learn More
