Infrastructure | Cape Town spends billions to upgrade wastewater treatment

The City of Cape Town is continuing to plough billions of rand into infrastructure upgrades. The latest is an upgrade to the Potsdam Wastewater Treatment Works. This is a three-year project with hundreds of thousands of people north west of the city benefiting. It will also be good for the environment and will alleviate sewage spills and blockages. eNCA's Ayesha Ismail tells us more. Courtesy #DStv403

[@lee7973]

Well done city of cape town. We can only dream of something happening in other cities🧐

[@HONEYBADGERBITE]

And Im sure in 10 years from now it will still be working and be well maintained.....while the rest of the country under the fartcloud of the anc tenders must 1st be handed so some tenderprenuer poes can drive a shiny new G wagon

[@kaybeelefipha4675]

🎉❤

[@petermoema5447]

Why now before the elections, not in khayelisha and Gugulethu

[@psylentrage]

Did you not listen to the video? And should they wait another 8 months? He already said it's going to take THREE YEARS

[@RicksPhatPharm-vw2lb]

Tax payers have to fund this, through rates and taxes. Don't blacks keep shouting we want the land to be given to the state, and that blacks don't own land?
Tax payers already paying 80% taxes,do you even understand what it is you talking about? You don't want land to pay rates and taxes but you want services? Make it make sense

[@NgolaNalane]

. Are stupid? Everyone in this city literally benefits from this project. Stick to your stupid province and leave us alone