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THE city of Johannesburg will take legal advice on whether to appeal against Judge Moroa Tsoka's finding that the forced installation of prepaid water meters in Phiri, Soweto, was unconstitutional.
There is no free lunch,some body will have to pay and I think I know who.
Re: your basic right to water I would like to hear what the San/people of the Khalahri think of this,is a section of the population being placed in a position where in a decade its way of life will cease to exist.Is this being done in the name of averagism.It brings a tear to my eye as all my life I have admired them greatly only to find the good things being done for them will in fact cause them to cease being. As the world says killing them with kindness.
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