Tati River�s lifespan threatened- Sakuringwa

Thursday, October 08, 2015

FRANCISTOWN: The current bad condition of Tati River is threatening its lifespan. Head of Water Quality Monitoring under the Department of Water Affairs (DWA), Saniso Sakuringwa, said this yesterday when officiating at the clean-up campaign of the river at the Old Francistown Stadium.

The two day river dredging clean up campaign ending today (Thursday) was held under the theme, “ Noka ya Tati ke ya rona” which translates to: “Tati River is ours.”

Sakuringwa called for everyone’s involvement towards conserving the river, saying its current state is not pleasing.

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