South Africa's Unsafe Water Supplies - Licensing Service Providers Won't Solve the Issue
Analysis - In many cities and towns across South Africa, water shortages and supply disruptions have become more frequent.
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Michigan linebacker spent spring break digging for water in Uganda
While some his teammates spent spring break vacationing in tropical locales, Michigan linebacker Ernest Hausmann returned ...
Three years post-SA Human Rights Commission findings, eThekwini's water crisis persists
Three years after the South African Human Rights Commission's findings, eThekwini Municipality continues to face a severe ...
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Liberia: MOH Deputy Minister Restores Hand Pump in Sianneh-Ta, Zota District After Water Crisis Report
Following a report by Kongoi Gborkorquelli of Super Bongese Radio, a local radio station in Gbarnga, on the lack of safe ...
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South Africa has failed to deliver access to enough water for millions – a new approach is needed
Almost half the country’s drinking water is considered unsafe for human consumption. Water service interruptions – sometimes lasting days – are becoming more common. South Africa’s ...
‘Capturing Water’ Spotlights South Africa’s Grassroots Fight to Preserve Precious Resource Before It Runs Out
The documentary by Intl. Emmy Award-nominated filmmaker Rehad Desai shows a country's struggle to safeguard the supply of ...
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South Africa’s Delicate Water Balancing Act
National and global leaders call for reuse of water to meet a deepening crisis at the International Conference on Water Reclamation and Reuse in Cape Town this week. Water and Sanitation Minister ...
Water Quality Crisis | uThukela residents face health risks after lab closure
Thousands of uThukela residents face potential health risks as the district's crucial water testing laboratory closes due to R2. 2 million in unpaid rent, leaving communities questioning the safety of ...
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Guinea Bissau must urgently prioritise water and sanitation, says Special Rapporteur
The Government of Guinea-Bissau must urgently prioritise water and sanitation services if it wants to improve the lives of its population, particularly women and children, a UN expert said today.