Something stinks in the municipality of eThekwini and Durban residents have had enough.
Opposition parties are now taking legal action to ensure sewer infrastructure is fixed.
The city says it’s doing all it can after sewerage systems were damaged by floods.
It’s reopened a number of beaches after high E. Coli levels forced them to close.
But ActionSA is not convinced of the quality of the water.
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