OPINION: Water Month, a time to reflect on being water-wise
As we observe National Water Month, the country has been under immense pressure regarding supplying water to the people. Many […]
As we observe National Water Month, the country has been under immense pressure regarding supplying water to the people. Many […]
Climate change is unfortunately upon us, and it affects the country’s rainfall patterns. Some of our rains are characterised with heavy winds and flash floods that often leave a trail of destruction in our communities.
Water is one of the most precious resources on our planet, yet it remains alarmingly susceptible to mismanagement, pollution, and overconsumption.
September month is just around the corner, and it is a season of high temperatures where people will need water to cool off, either by drinking or immersing themselves in their water pools.