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South Africa: Elections 2026 - This Village in the Langkloof Orchards Is Strewn With Rubbish

GroundUp found at least 10 illegal dumping sites as residents said weekly collections often skip Louterwater for weeks.

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Residents of Louterwater in Kou-Kamma municipality complain of uncollected waste, persistent sewage overflows and inconsistent water supply

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South Africa: Elections 2026 - This Village in the Langkloof Orchards Is Strewn With Rubbish

Residents of Louterwater in Kou-Kamma municipality complain of uncollected waste, persistent sewage overflows and inconsistent water supply

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Elections 2026: this village in the Langkloof orchards is strewn with rubbish

Residents of Louterwater in Kou-Kamma municipality complain of uncollected waste, persistent sewage overflows and inconsistent water supply

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GroundUp News broke the news on Monday, October 5, 2026.
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