The City of Cape Town has defended its use of the term "day zero", emphasising there still is a real possibility the metro’s water sources can dry up. - Smile 90.4FM

The City of Cape Town has defended its use of the term “day zero”, emphasising there still is a real possibility the metro’s water sources can dry up.

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14 March 2018

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