SA won’t run dry, says deputy minister, but your taps still might …

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Kris Dobie from The Ethics Institute weighs in on the DA’s Mark Burke controversy and the ethical standards expected of public representatives. Deputy Water and Sanitation Minister David Mahlobo addresses fears over SA’s water security. Stats SA’s Patrick Kelly unpacks a welcome drop in food inflation, while Cape Town’s Carl Pophaim discusses plans to attract private investment into affordable housing.

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Guests on today’s show:

Kris Dobie: Executive for organisational ethics, The Ethics Institute
David Mahlobo: Deputy minister, Department of Water & Sanitation
Patrick Kelly: Chief director for price statistics, Stats SA
Carl Pophaim: Human Settlements MMC: City of Cape Town

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