Dr. Silver Mugisha Shares Success Nuggets with Retired Staff
NWSC Managing Director, Dr. Eng. Silver Mugisha, has challenged employees to prepare for retirement long before their final day at work, emphasising financial literacy, entrepreneurship, discipline and continuous skills development as essential ingredients for a successful transition from formal employment. Dr. Mugisha made the remarks during a Retirement Meet and Greet organised by the Human […]
NWSC Honours Retired Staff, Celebrates Decades of Dedicated Service
The National Water and Sewerage Corporation (NWSC) has honoured 15 retired staff members in recognition of their years of dedicated service to the Corporation, with 11 of the retirees having served for more than 25 years. The former staff members, who retired between January and July 2026, were recognised during a Meet and Greet organised […]
NWSC Strengthens Commercial Operations Through Accountability and Improved Compliance
NWSC commercial and billing teams have been urged to strengthen accountability, improve field monitoring and embrace data-driven operations as part of efforts to address recurring audit findings and enhance service delivery. The call was made by Manager Compliance, Titus Niwamanya, during a presentation at the International Resource Centre (IREC) in Bugolobi, where he highlighted recurring […]
Battle for Top Eight Heats Up at Fitness and Wellness Challenge
The battle for a place in the top eight intensified as the Fitness and Wellness Challenge entered Matchday Five at Kampala Quality Primary School grounds in Kanyanya, with teams beginning to feel the pressure of the approaching knockout stages. It was a packed day of action, with more than 60 fixtures played across football and […]
NWSC REAFFIRMS COMMITMENT TO COORDINATED URBAN DEVELOPMENT AND RELIABLE SERVICE DELIVERY
The National Water and Sewerage Corporation (NWSC) has reaffirmed its commitment to improving service delivery through better coordination of infrastructure development following a high-level stakeholder harmonization meeting convened by the National Planning Authority (NPA). The meeting, held in Kampala, brought together representatives from the NPA, Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA), local governments, road agencies, utility […]
NWSC INTENSIFIES BOREHOLE SITING IN KYENGERA TO BOOST WATER SUPPLY RELIABILITY
The National Water and Sewerage Corporation (NWSC) has intensified efforts to improve water supply reliability in Kyengera following persistent service interruptions in parts of the area. Acting on the strategic guidance of NWSC Managing Director Dr. Eng. Silver Mugisha, a technical team carried out an extensive field inspection to identify and assess potential sites for […]
NWSC TAKES STAND AGAINST WATER VANDALISM IN MAKINDYE COURT CASE
The National Water and Sewerage Corporation (NWSC) Legal Department’s Litigation Unit appeared in court on February 25, 2026, as the case of Uganda vs. Jakisa Collins continued before the Makindye Utility Court. The accused is facing charges of tampering with NWSC works and unlawful water consumption, contrary to Section 97 of the Water Act, Cap […]
NWSC ENGAGES LUWERO INDUSTRIES TO BOOST SERVICE DELIVERY AND STRENGTHEN INFRASTRUCTURE PERFORMANCE
The National Water and Sewerage Corporation (NWSC) has strengthened its collaboration with local industry through a strategic technical visit to Luwero Industries Limited (LIL) aimed at enhancing water infrastructure performance and improving service delivery across the country. The NWSC delegation, led by Eng. Andrew Muhwezi, Chief Manager Water Production (CMWP), toured the LIL industrial facility […]
NWSC’S NALUKOLONGO FSTP PROJECT’S PERFORMANCE UNDERGOES ASSESSMENT
A delegation from KfW, Fitchner, Hebei Construction Group Co. Ltd, and the National Water and Sewerage Corporation’s (NWSC) Planning and Capital Development (P&CD) team, led by Senior Director Mr Paddy Twesigye, visited the Nalukolongo Faecal Sludge Treatment Plant to assess progress on ongoing works. The visit commenced with a guided tour of the facility, conducted by […]
NWSC’S URBAN PRO-POOR BRANCH DELIVERS GAINS IN WATER ACCESS, REVENUE GROWTH, AND COMMUNITY TRUST
For years, many residents in the greater Kampala Metro’s informal settlements struggled to access clean and affordable water. In some areas, vendors charged as much as UGX 500 per jerrican, forcing families into difficult financial decisions. Nevertheless, targeted interventions by the National Water and Sewerage Corporation’s Urban Pro-Poor (UPP) Branch, have changed the narrative. Leveraging […]