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Water Crisis in Johannesburg

In the News Today: The agriculture sector in Gauteng faces a potential crisis as water shortages grip the province, worsened by significant leaks in Johannesburg’s water infrastructure. Vuyiswa Ramokgopa, MEC of the Department of Agriculture and Rural Development, has highlighted the serious consequences for farmers relying on municipal water.

“The current shortage of water poses a threat to the sector. Farmers need water for their crops as well as for their livestock to survive,” she said to Farmer’s Weekly.

The MEC said that without a consistent and reliable supply of water, farmers faced the possibility of their crops not surviving, which would ultimately lead to them not being able to achieve the harvest yields they had hoped……continue reading HERE

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