COLLABORATING FOR KAMPALA: NWSC ENGAGES IN URBAN DEVELOPMENT DIALOGUE
A recent workshop facilitated by the Ministry of Kampala Capital City & Metropolitan Affairs (MoKCC&MA), focused on the coordination and execution of the 5-year Greater Kampala Metropolitan Area Urban Development Program (GKMA – UDP). Playing active roles in these deliberations were Mahmood Lutaya, General Manager of NWSC-Kampala Water, and Bruno Musiimenta, Principal Engineer- Kampala Water. […]
TRANSFORMING WATER MANAGEMENT: COLLABORATION IN THE KATOSI BAY CATCHMENT MANAGEMENT PROGRAM
In a concerted effort to safeguard Uganda’s water resources and bolster socio-economic progress, a coalition of stakeholders recently convened to unveil the strategic blueprint for the Katosi Bay Catchment Management Program. Characterized by entities such as the Ministry of Water and Environment (MWE), National Environment Management Authority (NEMA), United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), National Water […]
NWSC ENGINEERS FIRED UP WITH PROFESSIONAL PASSION
The remarkable commitment of the Kampala Water team was highlighted on January 24, 2024, when they were commended at the G77+China and Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) summits, and in light of that; the National Water and Sewerage Corporation (NWSC)’s visionary Managing Director, Dr. Eng. Silver Mugisha, organized a call to action that is bound to transform […]
VEGOL LTD’S EXPANSION SPURS REVENUE GROWTH FOR MUKONO BRANCH
In anticipation of both economic and infrastructural development, Kampala Water’s (KW)-Mukono Branch Manager, Mr. Swithin Busingye accompanied by the Branch Engineer, Ms. Hajjara Birungi, and Billing Officer-Jackson Kwetegyeka, engaged in a rather significant discussion with Vegol Ltd, a consumer goods giant, renowned for its expertise in cooking oil and soap manufacturing. Notably, Vegol Ltd is […]
NWSC AND CHURCH OF UGANDA IN SUSTAINABLE PARTNERSHIP
The General Manager Kampala Water, Eng. Mahmood Lutaaya together with the Senior manager Kampala Eastern Zone (KEZ), Ms. Sarah Namuwenge recently met with an entourage from the Church of Uganda’s Church Commissioners Holding Company Limited which has the legal mandate of Church of Uganda (C.O.U) land, to streamline and harmonize the land where the National […]
KAMPALA WATER STRATEGIZES INITIATIVES TO OVERCOME BUGOLOBI FLATS WATER WOES
Kampala Water (KW) has taken measures to tackle the persistent water supply challenges faced by Bugolobi Flats, a housing hub in Kampala City. The difficulties arose primarily due to ongoing roadworks and disruptions in the area, prompting a swift response from KW led by Ms. Irene Mwase, the Senior Manager-Legal Services. A comprehensive meeting was […]
KW’S GAYAZA BRANCH MOVES TO ENHANCE OPERATIONS
The Kampala Water’s Gayaza Branch hosted a team of senior managers including; Ms. Hellen Ejang, Senior Manager-Western Zone; Ms. Irene Mwase, Senior Manager-Legal Services; and Mr. William Zizinga, Senior Manager-Compliance, who embarked on a fact-finding mission with the objective of understanding the intricacies of the operations carried out by private operators within the branch’s territories. […]
ROTARACT CLUBS AND NWSC UNITE FOR CLEAN WATER AND ENVIRONMENTAL ADVOCACY
In a recent collaborative effort, Rotaract Clubs across the Greater Kampala Metropolitan rendezvoused for their annual outreach activities, converging at the National Water and Sewerage Corporation’s (NWSC) Katosi Drinking Water Treatment Plant (DWTP) to acknowledge and commend the corporation’s dedication to ensuring safe and clean water distribution in Uganda. Led by Mr. Alex Kayinga, the […]
BRIDGING GAPS: KW BUSAABALA MANAGER SPEARHEADS COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT FOR BETTERMENT
In a bid to address recent heated concerns of the Busaabala community, the Kampala Water (KW) Busaabala Sub-Branch Manager, Mr. Douglas Kukundakwe, took a proactive stance by initiating a comprehensive sensitization drive. This move came in the wake of persistent unrest in the area, stemming from the impasse caused by road rehabilitation efforts being hampered […]
NURTURING PARTNERSHIPS: TRANSFORMATIVE STRATEGIES FOR CUSTOMER RELATIONS AT KAMPALA WATER
In the labyrinth of water management, disconnections due to unpaid bills can be perceived as a double-edged sword for Kampala Water. While intended to streamline operations, they unwittingly open floodgates to illicit resource access, causing financial setbacks for the National Water and Sewerage Corporation (NWSC). Dormant accounts tap water through shrewd means, raising questions about […]