oujisan2236 I agree with you I am from the Northern Suburbs but a lot of English people have started to move into the Northern Suburbs and my family and I are happy.

In 2018, Cape Town narrowly averted completely running out of drinking water. In a country sitting 29th on the list of water-scarce places in the world, this became a ghastly harbinger of things to come. The city council committed to take urgent action to protect the supply of water by enforcing a policy of limited access. Capturing Water follows the unfolding fight, led by working class activist Faeza Meyer, to overturn water cuts-offs, which are punitive to the Cape's many poor and crowded dwellings. From the mayor self-financing crucial infrastructure to the communities living with sewage spills, and the campaigners fighting land developers that threaten the city's aquifers, this expertly-crafted documentary exposes the lethal pitfalls of market-led solutions to the water crisis. - IMDb -

i see my city... water? what about it the fact they built..or started to lay sand to build desolation planes but waited for rainfall and then backed up and prob cry in 5 to 10 years oh noes we got no water again.. anyway ill give this a go see what kak they talking about donno why in afrikaans cape town mostly spoken english anyway unless you from northern subs

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