Water is not for all in Africa - IFAPA president

Friday, November 20, 2009

The Inter-Faith Action for Peace in Africa (IFAPA) president, Reverend Doctor Ishmael Noko has told delegates at the ongoing IFAPA third summit that some people on the African continent do not have access to water.

He said this at the summit which is meeting under the theme "Envisioning a Peaceful Africa: Water For All."

"This focus on "Water for all" is a vision that in most parts of the continent is very far from the reality, a reality in which water is not for all, but for some," he said.

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