JoyNews' visit to some eight communities in five districts within the Oti Region has revealed that despite government’s attempt to improve water demand, supply, and access to potable water is a major challenge.
Sources say various human activities are impeding access to free potable water as announced by the President in April 2020.
Many residents either do not get access or would have to queue for water.
Oti Regional correspondent, Peter Senoo has more in the report.
The residents are appealing to government to address their concerns within the shortest possible time.
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