Makerere University, located in Kampala, stands as the largest and oldest institution of higher learning in Uganda. Established in 1922 as a technical school, the university has made tremendous strides over the years.
As it celebrated a century of dedicated service on June 16th, 2023, Makerere University took the opportunity to acknowledge the invaluable role played by the National Water and Sewerage Corporation (NWSC).
The National Water and Sewerage Corporation has emerged as a crucial partner in the development of Makerere University. With their commitment to delivering efficient and reliable water and sewerage services, NWSC has not only met the university’s needs but has also contributed to the overall betterment of the institution. By ensuring access to clean water and proper sanitation facilities, NWSC has created a conducive environment for academic excellence and research.
In light of NWSC’s exceptional contributions, the Makerere University Council and Management felt it was only fitting to express their gratitude. During the commemorative dinner, held to honor the university’s century of excellence, the Senior Director of Engineering Services, Eng Alex Gisagara, represented NWSC. The presence of NWSC’s Board Member, Rt. Hon. Dan Kidega, who also serves as the Vice Chairman of the University Council, further highlighted the close ties between the corporation and the university.
The collaboration between Makerere University and NWSC has proven to be mutually beneficial. While NWSC has supported the university’s growth and development, Makerere University has, in turn, offered an avenue for NWSC to contribute to society through research and innovation. This symbiotic relationship has created a strong bond, enabling both institutions to thrive.
NWSC’s dedication to providing quality services aligns perfectly with Makerere University’s pursuit of excellence. As the university continually seeks to expand its academic programs and enhance its infrastructure, NWSC’s unwavering support has played a pivotal role. By ensuring a steady supply of water and efficient sewage management, NWSC has helped maintain a conducive learning environment for students and staff alike.
As Makerere University embarks on its next century of service, the partnership with NWSC remains vital. Both institutions understand the importance of sustainable development, and together they can drive positive change in Uganda and beyond. The recognition bestowed upon NWSC by Makerere University serves as a testament to their shared commitment to progress and the pursuit of knowledge.
Makerere University’s century of excellence stands as a testament to its unwavering commitment to education and research. Throughout its journey, the National Water and Sewerage Corporation has been an invaluable partner, providing vital services and unwavering support. As the university looks toward the future, the collaborative relationship between Makerere University and NWSC will continue to thrive, creating a better tomorrow for all. Together, they exemplify the power of partnerships in fostering growth, development, and societal progress.
