South Africa 27 October 2026, 08:29 via The Citizen 2 outlets

Bronkhorstspruit water crisis: Private tanker operators must get City of Tshwane approval

Moya asked residents to rely on Tshwane's authorised tanker programme or other sources confirmed to be safe for drinking.

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