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NA Speaker Didiza has decided that water access is not an issue in South Africa | SA News

Please find attached soundbite by Stephen Moore MP. 

The Speaker of the National Assembly, Thoko Didiza, has denied a written request for an urgent Parliamentary debate on South Africa’s drinking water supply crisis. This is after the President, on 12 March in Parliament, committed to a ready action plan at the end of March 2026.

The DA cannot and will not accept that so many people live with dry taps, dirty water flow, and long-term supply breakdowns at homes and businesses.

Despite the DA’s information, which we got from the Presidency, showing that there is currently no Water Action Plan, the Speaker of the National Assembly has rejected our request for an urgent debate. The DA is…

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