Water saving case study in Aberdeen

Jacobs explained that 500 households in Thembalesizwe were identified as ideal for the case study.

Correspondent Alex Lombaard

Tuesday, 20 September 2022, 12:02
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Water saving case study in Aberdeen
Community members voiced their concerns. Photo: Supplied

ABERDEEN NEWS - "Water remains a precious and scarce resource in our area." These were the words of local councillor Nathan Jacobs who opened a community meeting on Wednesday 7 September in the Thembalesizwe Community Hall in Aberdeen. 

The meeting was an information session about a case study to be conducted on saving water in a household.

Jacobs explained that 500 households in Thembalesizwe were identified as ideal for the case study. 

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