A cockroach plague reveals the state of our sanitation networks. It's not good
As things fall apart, an environment has been created in which the scavengers of the night are able to thrive. A wet summer brought about a “near-pandemic outbreak” of cockroaches across SA, according to agrochemical advocacy group CropLife SA.
In their most recent infrastructure report card, the SA Institution of Civil Engineering said sanitation and wastewater services in SA were either approaching risk of failure or already unfit for purpose.
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