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According to WWF South Africa, the country is approaching physical water scarcity by 2025. As we navigate from the recent droughts, many households are still directly impacted. In its report, the WWF has revealed that water demand is expected to exceed supply in South Africa by up to 17 percent by 2030. For households and crucial industries, having assurance of enough water, at the right quality, time and cost is vital for operations. This year, Glenfiddich is shining a light on water security in South Africa through their Challenger Club initiative which raised awareness through its expedition to Iceland. Our next guest has recently returned from the expedition and shares his passion for water conservation.
Guest: Maps Maponyane - Media Personality
By SAfmAccording to WWF South Africa, the country is approaching physical water scarcity by 2025. As we navigate from the recent droughts, many households are still directly impacted. In its report, the WWF has revealed that water demand is expected to exceed supply in South Africa by up to 17 percent by 2030. For households and crucial industries, having assurance of enough water, at the right quality, time and cost is vital for operations. This year, Glenfiddich is shining a light on water security in South Africa through their Challenger Club initiative which raised awareness through its expedition to Iceland. Our next guest has recently returned from the expedition and shares his passion for water conservation.
Guest: Maps Maponyane - Media Personality