WUC debt strategy fails to yield results

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Despite having achieved 22 hours of water supply per day against a target standard of 24 hours, Water Utilities Corporation’s (WUC) debt strategy that was put in place last month failed to yield results.

Following the lapse of State of Emergency (SoE) period, WUC gave customers a one-month grace period to settle their debts with a number of strategies in place but customers are still lagging behind with payments.

WUC chief executive officer (CEO), Gaselemogwe Senai said COVID-19 has impacted badly on the Corporation as they were compelled by circumstances and policy to open taps for everyone including those whose water supply had been disconnected.

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