The Covid-19 outbreak has exposed disparities in South African rural areas, as more people are looking to prevent themselves against infection due to inadequate hygiene resources and water.
According to a new study performed by World Vision South Africa in three provinces, more than 800 South African children under the age of five die every day from diarrhoea caused by contaminated drinking water, lack of sanitation, and poor hygiene habits, according to a new study performed by World Vision South Africa in three provinces (KZN, Free State, and Limpopo).
EU Project Facilitator, World vision, Unathi Nikani spoke to Radio Islam International saying, "in various schools, learners do not have access to water in certain communities".