Energy & Environment

David Suzuki: Lessons from Cape Town’s water crisis

March 22, 2018 Zimbabwean Progressive

World Water Day 2018 and Cape Town’s unprecedented water crisis reminds us to get serious about water crises related to climate change, population growth, waste, and mismanagement, says Canadian environmentalist David Suzuki.

Obert Madondo is an Ottawa-based blogger, photographer, digital rights enthusiast, aspiring filmmaker, former political aide, and former international development administrator. He has previously worked as an international development administrator in Zimbabwe, Southern Africa, and Canada.

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