INTRODUCTION The National Water Resource Strategy (NWRS) is the legal instrument and is recognised as the primary mechanism to manage water across all sectors of society towards achieving National Government’s development objectives. The first and
On 31 August every year for the past two decades, we have marked African Traditional Medicine (ATM) Day, to honour the integral role of traditional medicine in the health and welfare of generations of people
by December Ndhlovu The MPWC has been involved in illegal waste and river cleaning since 2009. We have adopted a nearby river called Nwaritsane River, and we have also adopted an illegal dumping site just
by December Ndhlovu The Sabie and Sand Catchment Management Forum (CMF) is a multi-stakeholder platform where community members, emerging farmers, farmers, civil society organisations, Department of Water and Sanitation [DWS], Department of Agriculture, Forestry and
by December Ndhlovu Mpumalanga Water Caucus (MPWC) Lowveld region held the indigenous knowledge systems (IKS) revival workshop on the 17th of July 2022 in Steenbok, Nkomazi. The meeting was attended by youths, older people and
by December Ndhlovu The MPWC celebrated World Water Day and International Day of Action for Rivers on the 15th of July 2022 by gathering at Bushbuckridge. The group was comprised of 25 people:Â youth (male
