The National BriefingThe South African Human Rights Commission and Wits University have launched a new Water Rights Tracker to assess water service delivery across all 144 water services authorities in the country.
The South African Human Rights Commission and Wits University have launched a new Water Rights Tracker to assess water service delivery across all 144 water services authorities in the country. The tracker comes amid reports that more than 400 people in the Bronkhorstspruit area have suffered gastrointestinal illness after drinking non-chlorinated water.
Guest:Henk Boschoff - Commissioner at the SA Human Rights Commission
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