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Southern Africa Water Wire provides in-depth coverage of a
diverse range of water-related issues in Southern Africa,
linking water to economic development, social well-being and
environmental protection. Local journalists from across the
region explore the challenges, failures and successes of managing
this vital resource.
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Alma Balopi interviews SERGIO BENTO SITOE
interim secretary, Limpopo River Basin Commission
Busani Bafana interviews NOMATHEMBA NESENI, executive director, Institute of Water and Sanitation Development
Davison Makanga interviews ALLOICE KAPONDA
Southern Africa Must Find Resources to Back the Policy
While
in wealthy countries the looming climate crisis
is a matter of concern, in Africa, which has
hardly contributed to climate change, it is
a matter of life and death, writes Wangari
Maathai, the 2004 Nobel Peace Laureate, member
of Kenya’s Parliament and the founder of the
Green Belt Movement. 
SADC Water Division 
