JOHANNESBURG - Johannesburg's worsening sanitation crisis is becoming an increasingly urgent concern.
Some of its streets are flooded with raw sewage and answers for halted waste collection are non-existent.
Residents are questioning the City's commitment to basic health and cleanliness.
Residents remember promises made in the lead-up to last year's G20 Summit to restore the City to its former glory.
Those promises have not materialised.
The current deterioration seen in the streets has for so long reflected the poor state of service delivery. From overflowing bins to sewage spills.
For residents, sanitation is not an election slogan. It's a daily reality.
The stench of sewage hangs thick in the air along the streets of the City of Gold.
As the local government election looms, eNCA looks at what went wrong and what frustrated voters are saying.
eNCA senior reporter Aviwe Mtila shares more details in the video above.