Sandton filling station begins settling its multimillion-rand water bill

A Sandton fuel station has begun paying off its multimillion-rand water bill owed to the City of Johannesburg.

The filling station currently owes the City a whopping R13m. On Wednesday, the company paid off R3m of its debt.

We now know who the owners are, by virtue of you not mentioning them.

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