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Water Bowsing Schedule Water Bowsing Schedule Last Update: 28 April 2020 (Version 2) Water Bowsing is meant to augment water supply deficit in different areas across Botswana. Water Utilities Corporation (WUC) would like to thank and recognise the support made by Government Departments, Parastatals and the Private Sector in pledging their resources. WUC has received and continues to receive assistance ranging from water bowsers, flatbed trucks and water tanks to avail water to Batswana during this COVID- 19 pandemic. SERVICE CENTRE VILLAGE(S) BOWSED DAYS OF BOWSING FRANCISTOWN SHASHEMOOKE DAILY JAMATAKA DAILY BOROLONG DAILY NATALE DAILY MATHANGWANE DAILY SELIBE PHIKWE DAMOCHUJENAA DAILY TOBANE DAILY SEFHOPHE DAILY SEMOLALE DAILY LEPOKOLE DAILY MOREOMABELE DAILY LETLHAKANE XHUMO DAILY TOROMOJA DAILY MMEA DAILY SEKGOPHANE TUESDAY, THURSDAY & SATURDAY MAKAGABA MONDAY, WEDNESDAY & FRIDAY MOKOBOXANE DAILY Water Saving Tip Do not use water to clean your driveways, walkways or path ways. Use a broom instead. Page 1 of 8 Version 2 Water Bowsing Schedule SERVICE CENTRE VILLAGE(S) BOWSED DAYS OF BOWSING SEROWE SEROWE (MANNATHOKO DAILY WARD/MARULAMANTSI) MABELEAPUDI DAILY PAJE DAILY MOCHUDI OODI MONDAY, WEDNESDAY & SATURDAY PHALACAMP SUNDAY BOKAA DAILY MOCHUDI MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY & SUNDAY RASESA MONDAY & THURSDAY MORWA MONDAY & THURSDAY MATEBELE DAILY PILANE MONDAY & THURSDAY TUTUME MARAPONG DAILY SEMITWE SUNDAY, TUESDAY & THURSDAY MAFHUNGO / HUBONA DAILY MAROBELA MONDAY & WEDNESDAY NSHAKASHOGWE TUESDAY & THURSDAY TUTUME SUBJECT TO DEMAND NATA-PELICAN LODGE DAILY SEPAKO SUBJECT TO DEMAND MANXOTAI SUBJECT TO DEMAND KASANE KAZUNGULA DAILY FLOWERTOWN MABELE MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY & SUNDAY Water Saving Tip When washing your car, use a bucket instead of a hosepipe. Page 2 of 8 Version 2 Water Bowsing Schedule SERVICE CENTRE VILLAGE(S) BOWSED DAYS OF BOWSING PALAPYE MOKGWARE MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY & SUNDAY TOPISI TUESDAY ,THURSDAY & SATURDAY MASUNGA JACKALAS 1 DAILY SENYAWE DAILY MOROKA SUBJECT TO DEMAND TSHESEBE + CJJS DAILY THEMASHANGA DAILY TSAMAYA +CJSS DAILY MOWANA DAILY SIVIYA DAILY JACKALAS 2 DAILY MABUDZANE DAILY NLAPHKWANE DAILY (MOTHOMBO WARD) MAHALAPYE SEFHARE DAILY MACHANENG DAILY CHADIBE DAILY BOROTSI DAILY MOKOBENG DAILY NGWAPA DAILY TUMASERA/SELEKA TUESDAY, THURSDAY & SATURDAY MAAPE MONDAY, WEDNESDAY & SUNDAY MOSHOPHA TUESDAY, THURSDAY & SATURDAY DIBETE DAILY SETSILE TUESDAY, THURSDAY & SATURDAY Water Saving Tip Challenge yourself, take a quick 3 minute shower. Page 3 of 8 Version 2 Water Bowsing Schedule SERVICE CENTRE VILLAGE(S) BOWSED DAYS OF BOWSING GHANZI GANTSI DAILY (EXTENSION 16) D'KAR DAILY KUKE DAILY METSIMANTSHO DAILY NCOJANE MONDAY (METSIMANTLE WARD) NEW XANAGAS MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY & FRIDAY CHOBOKWANE MONDAY & THURSDAY BERE MONDAY, TUESDAY WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY KACGAE MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY EAST HANAHAI MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY WEST HANAHAI MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY CHARLESHILL MONDAY MAKUNDA TUESDAY Water Saving Tip Wash dishes in a closed sink. Do not leave the tap open. Page 4 of 8 Version 2 Water Bowsing Schedule SERVICE CENTRE VILLAGE(S) BOWSED DAYS OF BOWSING TSABONG TSHANE TUESDAY & FRIDAY MAAKE SUNDAY & WEDNESDAY HUKUNTSI MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY & SATURDAY TSABONG WARDS DAILY (IKAGENG, MATLHATLAGAYANE, BONTLENG) MAKOPONG DAILY DRAIHOEK MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, & FRIDAY MALESHE DAILY HEREFORD WEDNESDAY & SUNDAY KANYE KANYE DAILY LOTLHAKANE EAST DAILY RANAKA DAILY BETESANKWE DAILY SESE WEDNESDAY & SUNDAY MOSHUPA DAILY TSHWAANE DAILY RALEKGETHO DAILY PITSENG DAILY LOTLHAKANE WEST DAILY MAHOTSHWANE DAILY ITHOLOKE DAILY Water Saving Tip Always check for leaks. A little food colouring in the toilet tank can indicate to you that there is a leak if the colouring shows up in the toilet bowl. Page 5 of 8 Version 2 Water Bowsing Schedule SERVICE CENTRE VILLAGE(S) BOWSED DAYS OF BOWSING LOBATSE MMATHETHE DAILY MOGOJOGOJO TUESDAY, FRIDAY & SUNDAY DIGAWANA TUESDAY, FRIDAY & SUNDAY LORWANA TUESDAY, FRIDAY & SUNDAY MOLAPOWABOJANG, BLOCK 8, NTOMALOME, MAISANE, DAILY MOSAMOWAKWENA MOTHLAETSWE,KOPORE & MASRUSHO GOPONG / MOLOKWE MONDAY & THURSDAY MOKATAKO MONDAY & THURSDAY GAMAJAALELA TUESDAY, FRIDAY & SUNDAY MAGORIAPITSE MONDAY & THURSDAY MOTSENTSHE MONDAY & THURSDAY MOGOBEWAKGOMO MONDAY & THURSDAY GOODHOPE DAILY PITSANE SIDIDNG DAILY Water Saving Tip Avoid throwing or flushing unwanted materials or foreign objects in sewerage systems. Page 6 of 8 Version 2 Water Bowsing Schedule SERVICE CENTRE VILLAGE(S) BOWSED DAYS OF BOWSING MAUN MAUN WARDS DAILY (DISANENG, MATSHWANE, MATLAPANA, SAMEDUPI) GUMARE (BOOSTER DAILY STATION, HOSPITAL & MATSAUDI) HABU DAILY TUBU DAILY NXAMASERE MONDAY, WEDNESDAY & FRIDAY XHAOGA MONDAY, WEDNESDAYS & FRIDAY MOKGACHA SUBJECT TO DEMAND MOLEPOLOLE MOTIKETSANE TUESDAY SENYEDIMANE WEDNESDAY BOSWELAKOKO WEDNESDAY GOO-MABE TUESDAY MASILWANA TUESDAY BOKAA MONDAY BOKALAKA THURSDAY BASIMANE THURSDAY LEKGWAPHENG TUESDAY (GANTSHONYANA) STACK AND HILL MONDAY BOITSHOKO- TUESDAY TIKAMOLAMO DITHEJWANE MONDAY Water Saving Tip Turn the tap off while brushing your teeth. Page 7 of 8 Version 2 Water Bowsing Schedule SERVICE CENTRE VILLAGE(S) BOWSED DAYS OF BOWSING MOLEPOLOLE LEKGWAPHENG- THURSDAY DINAMUNE POLICE CAMP MONDAY GARANTA WEDNESDAY DIHETLAMOLELO THURSDAY SUPING SR 4 WEDNESDAY KUTLWANO WEDNESDAY MORUAKGOMO MONDAY LEPHALENG THURSDAY BORAKALALO TUESDAY GOO-RATSHOSA MONDAY LEGONONO NEW MONDAY PLOTS GARANTA (BEHIND FRIDAY PRISON) MOKGALONG FRIDAY (GAREBAKWENA & KGAKGE) MOTSWASELE THURSDAY MOGOGORUNG WEDNESDAY HATSALATLADI DAILY VILLAGE MATLAGATSE VILLAGE WEDNESDAY BOATLANAME VILLAGE DAILY Water Saving Tip Conservation of water can ensure that supplies of fresh water will be available for everyone, today and tomorrow. #SaveWater Page 8 of 8 Version 2 .
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