NWSC AND MOYO TOWN COUNCIL PARTNER TO ADDRESS WATER CHALLENGES IN MOYO CENTRAL MARKET
The National Water and Sewerage Corporation (NWSC) Moyo Area has joined forces with Moyo Town Council leadership to find lasting solutions to the water challenges faced by traders and customers in Moyo Central Market. During a recent field visit, NWSC Moyo Area Manager, Mr Arima Isa, and Area Engineer, Mr Mugondi, teamed up with the […]
KATOSI DWTP ELEVATES SAFETY WITH CRANE TRAINING TO ENHANCE SERVICE DELIVERY
Ensuring millions of Ugandans receive a sustainable reliable supply of clean water starts with the people tasked with the water production process, and at National Water and Sewerage Corporation’s (NWSC) Katosi Drinking Water Treatment Plant (DWTP), that meant refresher training on safe crane operations. The training carried out on September 24th, 2025 focused on safe […]
KAGERA PROJECT HITS MAJOR MILESTONES AS WATER REACHES BIHUNYA RESERVOIR
The Kagera Water Project is making steady progress, with a couple of key breakthroughs achieved this week. This comes after the contractor Sogea-Satom officially handed over staff houses. The units have been allocated to National Water and Sewerage Corporation (NWSC) trainees who have been undergoing intensive, hands-on training to prepare for full operation of the […]
HOW A NEW PUMP IS QUENCHING THIRST IN TORORO’S DRY LANDS
The Government of Uganda, through the National Water and Sewerage Corporation (NWSC), has signed a Grant and Project Implementation Agreement for a five-year project designed to improve water, sanitation, and urban infrastructure for refugees and host communities in Northern Uganda. The €22.6 million project, titled “Climate Resilience and Water Infrastructure for Refugees and Host Communities in […]
A LANDMARK STEP TOWARDS ETERNAL OWNERSHIP FOR KARUMA WATER PROJECT INSTALLATIONS
In a significant stride toward cementing its legacy for generations to come, the physical inspection and titling process for the vital Karuma Project installations has commenced, spearheaded by the Area Land Committees of Gulu in a series of critical and collaborative engagements. This pivotal move, unfolding across the districts of Omoro and Oyam, marks the […]
NWSC STRENGTHENS WATER AND SANITATION SERVICES VIA COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
Delivering safe and reliable water is more than pipes and pumps. It actually requires strong collaboration with communities, local leaders, and government stakeholders as well, something that the National Water and Sewerage Corporation (NWSC) has for a while truly comprehended, which explains why the NWSC Mbale Area employed this approach through a series of engagements […]
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 […]
ARUA EMBACKS ON A JOURNEY OF CLIMATE RESILIENT GROWTH
In Uganda, the West Nile region known for its generosity in hosting refugees, a significant step was taken to improve living conditions for all. Key partners gathered to launch a transformative project financed by KFW, the European Union, and the Government of Uganda through the National Water and Sewerage Corporation (NWSC). The initiative aimed to […]
SIGNS €22.6M GRANT AGREEMENT WITH GERMANY AND EU TO IMPROVE WATER AND SANITATION IN ARUA
The Government of Uganda, through the National Water and Sewerage Corporation (NWSC), has signed a Grant and Project Implementation Agreement for a five-year project designed to improve water, sanitation, and urban infrastructure for refugees and host communities in Northern Uganda. The €22.6 million project, titled “Climate Resilience and Water Infrastructure for Refugees and Host Communities in […]
THE REALITY OF INTERMITTENT SUPPLY AND NWSC’S FIGHT FOR RELIABLE SUPPLY
Contrary to belief, intermittent water supply is not a failure in utility management, but rather a response. A survival tactic, if you please. In technical terms, it means water is not available 24 hours a day, and instead follows a schedule to ensure limited resources are stretched across entire communities. It is not ideal, but […]