More than 3 000 families in Silver Town, Khayelitsha, have been forced to either use filthy, damaged toilets or relieve themselves in a field.

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Lack of maintenance forces thousands of Khayelitsha families to use dirty toilets

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Over 3,000 families in Silver Town, Khayelitsha, have been forced to either use filthy, damaged toilets or relieve themselves in a field. Blowy, Sikalekhekhe and Marikana informal settlements have about 340 toilets, but they have not been serviced since 4 October, when the previous cleaners' contracts expired.

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South Africa: Thousands of Khayelitsha Families Use Filthy Toilets or an Open Field

Source link : https://www.afric.info/2024/11/13/news/south-africa-thousands-of-khayelitsha-families-use-filthy-toilets-or-an-open-field/ Over 3,000 families in Silver Town, Khayelitsha, have been forced to either use filthy, damaged toilets or relieve themselves in a field. Blowy, Sikalekhekhe and Marikana informal settlements have about 340 toilets, but they have not been serviced since 4 October, when the previous cleaners’ contracts expired. …

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Over 3000 families in Silver Town, Khayelitsha, have been forced to either use filthy, damaged toilets or relieve themselves in a field. Blowy, Sikalekhekhe and Marikana informal settlements have about 340 toilets, but they have not been serviced since 4 October, when the previous cleaners’ contracts expired.

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Thousands of Khayelitsha families use filthy toilets or an open field

Over 3,000 families in Silver Town, Khayelitsha, have been forced to either use filthy, damaged toilets or relieve themselves in a field. Blowy, Sikalekhekhe and Marikana informal settlements have about 340 toilets, but they have not been serviced since 4 October, when the previous cleaners’ contracts expired. Many toilets have no doors, cisterns or seats. […]

Lack of maintenance forces thousands of Khayelitsha families to use dirty toilets

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