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The Struggle Against Water Privatisation in South Africa

Thursday 13th January 2005 by Dale
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THE STRUGGLE AGAINST WATER PRIVATISATION IN SOUTH AFRICA
(Anti-Privatisation Forum & Coalition Against Water Privatisation)
Background
In 1955, the main liberation movement in South Africa, the African National Congress (ANC), adopted the Freedom Charter as a popular expression of the desires of the majority of South Africans. One of the most important clauses in the Charter-which the present-day ANC government still claims as their guiding manifesto-states that “the national wealth (...)

Supreme Court Of Appeal (SCA) hands down judgment on Phiri Water Case

Wednesday 25th March 2009 by Nic
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Contradictory nature of judgment means that battle for full right to water and against pre-paid water meters continues
This morning, the Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA) in Bloemfontein handed down its judgment in the years-long Phiri water case. The judgment was the result of an appeal by the City of Johannesburg/Johannesburg Water (hereafter, the ‘City’) and the Department of Water Affairs and Forestry (DWAF) of the previous ruling of the Johannesburg High Court in April 2008, which declared (...)

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