Executive Mayor of the City of Tshwane, Dr Nasiphi Moya, says the metro has set aside a budget of over R2 billion to capacitate water and power supply infrastructure.
Moya says they will prioritise areas like Hammanskraal where a number of projects are already taking place to build new pump stations to resolve water challenges in that area.
The metro has also announced plans to do away with privately operated water tankers after it was criticised for spending over R600 million on water tankers during the past financial year.
