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PERSISTENT WATER WOES PLAGUE WEST RUIMVELDT PRIMARY SCHOOL, CHILDREN FORCED TO RETURN HOME

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More troubles have arisen at West Ruimveldt Primary School, as the facility is currently without running water. On Wednesday, students were forced to return home due to the situation. More in this Dacia Richards report.

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