Johannesburg – The Water Institute of Southern Africa (Wisa) has called on citizens to stop playing the blame game and work together when it comes to the country’s water crisis.

Wisa chief executive Lester Goldman on Monday said discussions and frustrations about the challenges of climate change, infrastructure planning and maintenance, increasing demand and skills concerns needed to temporarily be put on hold.

“All these challenges need to be addressed in due time, but first, let’s get through the heatwaves and water shortages together as a nation united in using our water supply sparingly, and to the benefit of the greater good,” he said in a statement.

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