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Midrand residents take empty buckets to City of Joburg offices to demand water

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Midrand Ward 79 residents carried empty buckets to City of Joburg offices to protest water outages, earning praise for a calm, direct approach to the crisis.

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Midrand residents take empty buckets to City of Joburg offices to demand water

Midrand Ward 79 residents carried empty buckets to City of Joburg offices to protest water outages, earning praise for a calm, direct approach to the crisis.

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