NWSC SUPPORTS GIRLS’ EDUCATION WITH DONATION TO NGOMBERE LIGHT PRIMARY SCHOOL
The National Water and Sewerage Corporation’s (NWSC), Kampala Water region has contributed one million shillings towards the construction of a new girls’ dormitory at Ngombere Light Primary School in Mukono district. This donation, made on August 9, 2024, will foster educational development and address critical needs for the girls in the school. The announcement of […]
NWSC FUELS LEGAL CAPACITY DEVELOPMENT WITH PARTICIPATION IN THE 7TH ANNUAL LAW CONFERENCE
The National Water and Sewerage Corporation’s (NWSC) legal team, led by Director of Legal Services Mr. Aloysius Kaijuka and Manager of Legal Services-HQ, Craven Barigye, are participating in the 7th Annual Law Conference at Speke Resort Munyonyo. The two-day event, organised by the Uganda Law Society, has its focus on the evolving nature of legal […]
NWSC SEEKS REIMBURSEMENT FROM UGANDA RAILWAY CORPORATION FOR DAMAGES
The National Water and Sewerage Corporation (NWSC) has formally demanded reimbursement from the Uganda Railway Corporation (URC) following damages caused by a contractor working under its purview. The legal team representing NWSC submitted a charge letter to URC after an incident on August 23rd, 2024, resulted in significant financial losses for the water utility. NWSC […]
WATER: A UNIFYING FORCE IN TACKLING GLOBAL CHALLENGES
Water is far more than just a vital resource for survival. It can be a powerful unifying force that could help address some of the world’s most pressing challenges. From sanitation and health to food security and international diplomacy, water interconnects with numerous critical issues that define the future of humanity. Take sanitation and public […]
SINOPEC GLEANS KEY INSIGHTS FROM KATOSI WATER TREATMENT PLANT FOR LAKE ALBERT PROJECT
A recent benchmarking tour of the Katosi Drinking Water Treatment Plant (DWTP) has provided Sinopec International Petroleum Service Co. (Uganda) Limited with crucial insights for their upcoming Lake Water Abstraction (LWA) project in Buliisa, located along Lake Albert. The Katosi DWTP, renowned for its environmentally conscious design, was the ultimate reference point for SINOPEC as […]
TORORO DISTRICT CHAIRPERSON APPLAUDS NWSC’S PREEMPTIVE EFFORTS IN ENHANCING WATER SUPPLY
Hon. John Okea, Tororo District Chairperson, has praised the National Water and Sewerage Corporation (NWSC) for its proactive efforts to address water supply issues in the district. During a site visit for the ongoing Kisoko booster station project on August 21st, 2023, Hon. Okea, accompanied by NWSC Tororo Area Manager Mr. Ogwench George, expressed strong […]
KYANKWANZI WATER SUPPLY PROJECT NEARS COMPLETION AS KEY MILESTONES ARE ACHIEVED
The Kyankwanzi Water Supply Project is advancing steadily towards its anticipated completion, following significant progress in recent months. A monthly progress meeting held on August 22nd, 2024 followed by thorough site inspections, confirmed that the project is on the verge of entering its final stages. The project, which is set to enhance water access for […]
NWSC INTERNAL AUDIT UNCOVERS OPPORTUNITIES FOR ENHANCED EFFICIENCY AT YUMBE BRANCH
In order to boost operational efficiency and mitigate risks, the National Water and Sewerage Corporation’s (NWSC) Internal Audit team executed a thorough examination of the Yumbe branch on Wednesday, August 21st, 2024. The audit, spearheaded by Mr. Gang Stephen, Manager of Internal Audit, was a move towards NWSC’s ongoing efforts to maintain high standards of […]
NWSC SECURES CONVICTION IN METER THEFT CASE
In a decisive legal victory for the National Water and Sewerage Corporation (NWSC), the Chief Magistrate’s Court in Makindye sentenced Nsubuga John to 30 months in prison on August 19, 2024 after he pleaded guilty to charges of theft. The defendant was convicted after Officer Ojoo Patrick James led a police search on August 10th, […]
NWSC EXTENDS AID TO KITEEZI LANDFILL DISASTER SURVIVORS
A catastrophic landslide struck the Kiteezi Landfill in Wakiso District early on August 10, 2024, claiming 34 lives, leaving 28 others missing, and displacing hundreds more. The predawn hours of the disaster sent shockwaves through the community, tearing apart families and burying homes under the rubble. Following this devastation, the National Water and Sewerage Corporation […]