Johannesburg's water crisis is angering voters and driving wealthy residents to go off-grid. This was reported by Qazaqyia.kz citing Reuters.
The water shortage in the city is worsening, affecting residents' daily lives. In affluent areas, residents are installing private boreholes and reservoirs to cope with interruptions. This reflects a decline in trust in the city's infrastructure.
The crisis is also influencing pre-election sentiment, increasing voter discontent. Local authorities have promised to address the issue, but the lack of concrete results is fueling residents' anger.