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Covid-19 bleeds Durban dry

18 May 2020 - 08:00 By NIVASHNI NAIR
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eThekwini metro is running out of cash.
eThekwini metro is running out of cash.
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The eThekwini Municipality has only 50 days of cash on hand.

This means many service-delivery challenges loom in June, it told Times Select.

 

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