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BOTSWANA CELEBRATES TOILET DAY

The first ever Toilet Day commemoration was held in Maun on Monday under the theme, ‘No one is left behind’.

Speaking at the event, USAID Southern Africa Mission Director, John Groarke revealed at least 60 percent of the world’s population do not have access to safe and modern sanitation – that's over four billion people!

Zooming in to focus on the tourist town, Groarke said, “Here in Maun the flow of the Thamalakane River is not what it used to be. It’s getting dryer and the absence of water makes sanitation more difficult to develop and manage.

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