LISTEN: Deal struck to end south coast water woes
A deal has been struck between management at Ugu Municipality and the municipal workers union, which officials say will bring to an end the water cuts that have brought the south coast to its knees.
The meeting was facilitated by Premier Willies Mchunu, who yesterday attended a community meeting, where residents spoke of their frustration and anger.
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Mchunu's spokesperson, Thami Ngidi says the agreement is a culmination of a series of meetings by the premier over the past week.
Ngidi says residents will have to rely on water tankers for a little while longer.
"We are happy workers are back to work and people in that area are getting their basic human right, which is water. Everything is back to normal," he said.
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Ncanana is adamant their members did not interfere with water infrastructure.