Johannesburg mom faces bankruptcy over R2.9m water bill

Author: Seth ThornePublished on: April 29, 2026Country: South Africa

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Johannesburg mom faces bankruptcy over R2.9m water bill

A Johannesburg mother, Jenny-Lee Bot, is facing financial ruin due to an exorbitant water bill of R2.9 million. This staggering amount could lead her to bankruptcy, jeopardizing her ability to support her family. Local authorities have yet to provide a satisfactory explanation regarding this bill.

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