Water conservation still a challenge Mokaila

Tuesday, March 24, 2015

In charge: Mokaila is concerned about water conservation

FRANCISTOWN: There is need for Batswana to seriously conserve water, said the Minister of Minerals, Energy and Water Resources (MEWR), Kitso Mokaila, at the 2015 Water Pitso official opening on Thursday.

The Pitso, which is themed ‘Sustainable Interventions to address Botswana water challenges, in partnership with stakeholders’ ended on Friday.

Mokaila bemoaned that a lot of water around the country is not well managed though the country is facing acute shortage in some areas.

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