Water scarcity in Africa

Konɔŋɔ nɛresabelega tiŋa ta'am ta zom saazuo gaŋɛ 2025 yuunɛ n kini na ti ba pa'alɛ ti dunia wa puregerɛ buta puan wan ta dita konɔŋɔ. Yelesi'a n ta'asɛ ti konɔŋɔ bɔna nɛresabelega tiŋa wa de la sɛla ti ba yi'ira ti 'physical and economic scarcity' nɛreba kãlɛ n kɔ'ɔm pa'asa zɔ'ɔra la tinteere. Konɔŋɔ de la kosumɔ san ka bɔna ti nɛreba wan ta'am dikɛ tum.[1] la de la yelemɛŋerɛ ti Nɛresabelega tiŋa wa ti ni yeti Sub-Saharan African la, tari sanire zo'e zo'e, la ni niira la saŋa saŋa gee me ka niira zi'an woo buyina, basera ti zi'isi sisesi ni saɛ ko'om gee ti sesi me dɛna warɛ.[1] Le pa'asɛ, 'prevalent economic development' la nɔŋɔ yɛla ta pa'asɛ la nɛrekãlɛ n pa'aseri kalam kalam la nɛreba n ze'eti timbibesi puan kina tinkãra puan zuo basɛ mɛ ti nɛresabelega tiŋa nyaa dɛna nɔŋɔ zi'an Dunia wa gee me ka nyɛta timmaaleg[2]

Mwamanogu Village water source, Tanzania. In Meatu District, Shinyanga Region, water most often comes from open holes dug in the sand of dry riverbeds, and it is invariably contaminated

2012 yuunɛ Dia la kua tigere la ti ba yi'ira ti Food and Agriculture Organization la n boi United Nations yeti konɔŋɔ de yeleyia daana n de daaŋɔ basera ti nɛŋa tɔlega ka bɔna.[3] se'ere n ta'asɛ dina wa de la mɔga zo'e zo'e ka le tara ko'om yɛsera la kua la yɛla asi'a n boi zi'isi la puan la zuo. Nɛresabelega tiŋa konɔŋɔ wa tari la daaŋɔ wa'am na dɔla imma'asum( pɔgesi la kɔma ti la ni kɔ'ɔm daana Paa) ta paɛ gɔnɔ zamesegɔ, kua yɛla, timmaalegɔ n boi wuusa hali la ko'om zɛba yɛla[4]

Tisi n Lagum Taaba ti ba yi'ira ti 'United Nations' pa'alɛ ti sosi'a ti tu wan doose ta'am maalɛ nɛresabelega tiŋa konɔŋɔ wa yɛla de la ti maalɛ ko'om n ze'eti zi'an kina na la. Dina wan basɛ ti gu'a bɔna tu dia la ko'om puan gee kelum suŋera ti tu ta'am ŋu warɛ, kosaarɛ tiisi lubega.[1]

Local girls from Babile (Ethiopia) fill plastic water containers at the area's main water source.

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