Mothutlung water shortages
5 years after son killed in protest, Mothutlung family still fights water battle
The Rahube family lost their son and breadwinner Osiah over access to water and half a decade later not much has changed.
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OPINION: Water shedding - Feel it, it is (almost) here
Niki Moore warns that water shedding will soon be a reality for many in South Africa.
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Municipalities to receive water funding
Salga launched the benchmarking initiative in partnership with the Water Research Commission.
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Minister to resolve Madibeng water scandal
Minister Edna Molewa said more information about valve tampering has emerged.
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Mothutlung water scandal to be probed
A multi-party task team will be setup to further investigate the Mothutlung water scandal.
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Modise condemns NW protests
Police say residents burnt down a tribal office and a ward councillor's house on Friday evening.
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Mothutlung residents wary of ANC
The community says the ANC doesn't have a good story to tell in the area.
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Mothutlung divided ahead of elections
Community members say they are still angry due to poor service delivery in the area.
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Tensions run high in Relela
Two people were allegedly killed by police officers during a violent protest.
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Water crisis: Calls for constitutional revamp
A special EWN investigation yesterday revealed the state of South Africa's water crisis.
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Water crisis: DA to approach Madonsela
The opposition party says it is extremely concerned by the state of water delivery and infrastructure.
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Water crisis a 'mammoth problem'
Edna Molewa says government has both the resources and will to act on SA's water crisis.
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Police admit excessive force at Mothutlung
The Police Minister admits officers used a banned type of shotgun round on protesters.
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Malema: We’ll remove Mothutlung leadership
The EFF leader has threatened to use force if the municipality’s leadership is not fired this month.
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Madibeng: Scores gather for EFF march
Mothutlung residents & EFF members will march to the mayor’s office over service delivery issues.
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Judith February: The criminalisation of protest
Judith February argues that the criminalisation of legitimate protest cannot be allowed to continue.
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'NW govt must bury the old woman'
A woman whose death a fortnight ago was blamed on water shortages has still not been buried.
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Hebron residents to march to Madibeng
Hebron township residents will march to the Madibeng Municipality to highlight poor service delivery.
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Madibeng optimistic about new mayor
Mayor Matshidiso Mangoathe is faced with restoring both calm and water to the municipality.
