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🚨 48 hours. Billboard gone. We launched a billboard demanding accountability for the billions of litres of water lost in eThekwini. Why was it removed? And why don’t they want residents asking questions? 🗳️📌 On 4 November, take back your power, eThekwini. You deserve basic services that work, and...

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Simone4 days ago

@Lenniebos If you have paid for that billboard and have a contact sue the company

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Lion Heart🇿🇦3 days ago

Good they must also remove you from the billot paper you vote rigging party

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Letsosha Phiri Mohlakeng4 days ago

You’re too late,you missed the train of equality at the time you were enjoying oppression against black

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LV3 days ago

You know why it was removed and it was removed legaly you bloody morons.

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@encientLu4 days ago

You failed black people in Cape Town. So you feel they are fools enough to give people a chance everywhere else still?

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Austrolopithecus Neanderthal🇿🇦🇿🇼4 days ago

Aren't you part of government in KZN 🤣🤣🤣?

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cameron dugmore4 days ago

Because it was defamatory - that’s why

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