Brown water flows from Parys taps
(World News South Africa)

Johannesburg - The glass of water that Maki Mochologi pours is still warm - she boiled it a few minutes ago. With a practised eye, the 58-year-old, sitting in her neat kitchen in Tumahole, a township in Parys, Free State watches as brown filaments and specks of sand swirl and settle at the bottom of the glass. `You can see how dirty this water is. It stinks of peepee and poofies,` she says, wrinkling her nose in disgust. `Sometimes, there are small black goggas and worms in the water.` A collection of buckets are stacked under a table, which she fills with municipal water. `Just look at how dirty my kettle is from boiling this water,` says Mochologi, running a slime-coated finger inside her...