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Infrastructure vandals stealing our water – and our dignity
Cape Argus
|December 04, 2025
PEOPLE need water for life and survival and proper sanitation is critical for human dignity. We all need to safeguard water provision and proper sanitation for humanity.
Water infrastructure vandalism is a serious setback to water security. Infrastructure vandalism like pipeline sabotage and illegal connections lead to serious water losses which we cannot afford as a water-scarce country. Vandalism results in leaks, which have been flagged as the main source of water loss in our country. Water security therefore calls for responsible communities who protect water infrastructure from theft and vandalism.
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