USD 35-billion per year is needed to tackle Africa's water crisis. South African firm Khato Civils announces African expansion and calls for AfCFTA to be the catalyst to build Africa's water infrastructure.
Forbes Africa USD 35-billion per year is needed to tackle Africa’s water crisis. South African firm Khato Civils announces African expansion and calls for AfCFTA to be the catalyst to build Africa’s water infrastructure. Published 2 weeks ago Words: Ladi Eguche & Fraser Mitchell. Graphics: Daniela Godard. The United Nations warns that the world could face a 40 per cent shortfall in water supply by 2030, with Africa – which already suffers from greater levels of water stress than other regions – likely to bear the brunt. The economic impact of the shortfall in water infrastructure a...