Boitumelo Nkatlo, the founder of BN-Aqua Solutions has developed a treatment that purifies acid mine drainage into drinkable water.
He believes this solution has the potential of solving the water shortage challenges in South Africa.We live in a world where facts and fiction get blurred
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