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And legal follower coming up. Welcome everybody, this is youre world. We begin with charlotte where trump is set to speak and just got a big endorsement. Reporter he did, he got a big endorsement from the fop, he is going to be here speaking to the fop annual meeting. And we are told by the campaign that those remarks were slated to begin about 445, so in your our charles, we are expecting the former president to take the podium here we dont know if he will route react or make the first on camer...

so here we start this hour by wishing all of you a very good today here from msnbc world headquarters here in new york. welcome to alex witt reports. again, we are going to keep a close eye on. thanks buckingham palace. but, before beginning with a brand-new insight into what issues matter most to voters. of, course just months ahead of the november midterms. and you from abc news and if ipsos shows the economic concerns are growing at only due to 61% of americans disapprove of how bid...

With Phase 2 of the LHWP expected to finally be completed in 2028 after being beset by delays, the Department of Water and Sanitation (DWS) and its stakeholders are looking to implement a communications strategy to promote cautious water consumption and management. They’ve warned, however, that...

Joburg is known as a "world-class African city"," but a lack of basic services makes many residents angry

Most of Cape Town’s sewage treatment works are failing, including the city’s largest one which releases effluent straight into the sea.

Most of Cape Town’s sewage treatment works are failing, including the city’s largest one which releases effluent straight into the sea...

He says there is a limit as to what national government can do about the problem

The city of Gqeberha in South Africa is an example of how water is increasingly becoming a commodified resource, benefiting the powerful and depriving everyone else.

It is probably unrealistic to expect the government to be able to remedy our water issues acting by itself, even if ordered to do so by a court.

Joburg Water invited media to one of the entity’s best-functioning sewerage works. Yet 40% of SA’s wastewater treatment works are woefully inadequate.