The water chooses where it will flow in Cape Town
When Cape Town's locals ration water for the day, the region's vineyards are irrigated by irrigation pipes, reflecting the sharp division of the country's precious resource.
It has been four years since the tourist capital of South Africa almost ran out, during a drought that caused the city to limp towards a "Day Zero" when all pipes would be emptied.
Now the water flows generously, but not for everyone. South Africa is the most unequal country in the world, with race playing a decisive factor, a…