Greater Gaborone yet to taste water from Dikgathong dam
Monday, February 23, 2015

In fact the Greater Gaborone will have to wait for a further five years before they could receive the first drops from the country’ largest dam.
According to a document Kitso Mokaila the Minister responsible for water resources passed to MPs last week Dikgatlhong pipeline for transmission of water along the eastern corridor is currently undergoing commissioning and trial operations. The 300km pipeline from Dikgatlhong Dam terminates at Palapye as part of the Phase 2 (NSC-2) of the North South Carrier Scheme. However a pipeline link from Palapye to Gaborone is currently at tender stage for Engineering Professional Services. The construction for this section will not start until next year, and is expected to be completed in March 2020.
His take is that Members of Parliament (MPs) should be taking proactive steps to ask relevant Ministers questions outside Parliament and duly get their answers on the spot. That sounds great Mr President.But, considering that legislators serve the people, they will always find it suitable to raise questions in the August House fully knowing that their constituents are watching and listening. As a former MP yourself, Mr President, you know fully...