AllAfrica News: Water and Sanitation

[GroundUp] Eastern Cape villagers say at least four contractors have worked on the Buthongweni Water Supply Scheme

[Nyasa Times] Students at the Malawi University of Science and Technology (MUST) Ndata Campus have been left without water since Friday, sparking growing frustration over living conditions on campus.

[SAnews.gov.za] Water and Sanitation Minister Pemmy Majodina has called for feasibility studies to be expedited to identify sustainable, long-term water sources for municipalities in Limpopo that rely heavily on groundwater.

[New Dawn] - Liberia Water and Sewer Corporation (LWSC) Managing Director Mo Ali has taken a swipe at former President George M. Weah ahead of his expected return to Liberia, questioning narratives being advanced by some of the former president's supporters.

[This Day] Every rainy season, Lagos residents ask what government is doing about flooding. But the answer cannot rest with government alone. From blocked drains and indiscriminate dumping to buildings on waterways and setbacks, residents also play a role. Keeping Lagos dry will require not just government action, but shared responsibility. Victoria Ojiako writes