NWSC’S SANITATION INTERVENTION TRANSFORMS KISWA
Kiswa Market, in Nakawa Division, has long been a bustling hub for vendors, accommodating around 2000 traders across its 23 bars. However, amidst the vibrancy of commerce, a persistent issue plagued the market: inadequate toilet facilities. This deficiency led to a surge in open defecation cases, tarnishing the market’s image and posing serious health risks […]
NWSC HAILED FOR TRANSFORMING SANITATION STANDARDS IN SCHOOLS AND PUBLIC SPACES
In Kampala district, home of approximately 79 Universal Primary Education (UPE) and 22 Universal Secondary Education (USE), concerns have been mounting regarding the state of sanitation. The issue is further intensified by the large student populations that often overwhelm existing facilities. During an interview with the Kampala Water Public Relations team, Hajati Aisha Namaganda, the […]
CHALLENGES OF URBANIZATION: STRAINS ON WATER AND SANITATION SYSTEMS
In the face of rapid urbanization, municipalities worldwide struggle with a critical dilemma: how to meet the escalating demand for water and sanitation services amidst swelling urban populations. The phenomenon of urbanization, characterized by the migration of individuals from rural to urban areas in search of improved livelihoods, happens to be a monumental challenge to […]
UPHOLDING INTEGRITY AND LEADING BY EXAMPLE
In utility management, particularly at the National Water and Sewerage Corporation (NWSC), the necessity of financial discipline and accountability cannot be overstated, and this is evident in the monthly reminders to customers to settle their bills promptly. Such diligent adherence to timely payment not only ensures the sustained operation of the corporation but also facilitates […]
KIREKA BRANCH AND AYITAH CHARITY FOUNDATION HOST EID CELEBRATION FOR KASOKOSO MUSLIM COMMUNITY
To demonstrate the true essence of Ramdan, the Kireka branch alongside the Ayitah Charity Foundation came together to share a sumptuous meal with the Muslim community in Kasokoso, marking the global celebration of Eid Mubarak. This gracious event traditionally concludes the sacred month of Ramadan, during which Muslims devote themselves to fasting, and engaging in […]
THE KATIKKIRO OF BUGANDA COMMENDS NWSC FOR AIDING IN THE FIGHT AGAINST HIV/AIDS
During the recently concluded Kabaka Birthday Run-2024, the Prime Minister of the Kingdom, Owekitibwa Charles Peter Mayiga visited the National Water and Sewerage Corporation (NWSC) tent and commended the corporation for its significant role in sponsoring the 11th edition of the Kabaka Birthday Run, specifically for observing the Kabaka of Buganda’s call to aid end […]
NWSC’S ANNUAL IFTAR DINNER PROMOTES UNITY AND RAMADAN SPIRIT
In the hold of Ramadan’s blessings and the spirit of togetherness, the National Water and Sewerage Corporation (NWSC) hosted its annual Iftar dinner, a contribution to the corporation’s commitment to fostering unity and shared prosperity. The dinner, hosted at the International Resource Center (IREC) in Bugolobi, witnessed a number of esteemed persons of the Muslim […]
STRENGTHENING CYBER DEFENSE: IT SECURITY TEAM CONDUCTS VITAL TRAINING IN ENTEBBE
In an era where cyber threats loom large, proactive defense measures have become paramount. Acknowledging this pressing need, the IT security team comprising Aaron Muhinda, Roy Kalyebara, and Joshua Mbonye recently led an impactful security awareness training session in the vibrant community of Entebbe. The focus of our session was clear: to equip participants with […]
NWSC-LUWEERO AREA LAUNCHES “SUSPECT-20” CAMPAIGN TO COMBAT WATER THEFT
In a strategic move to tackle the persistent issue of illegal water usage, Luweero Area Manager, Mr. Mugoya Daniel, recently unveiled the “Suspect-20” campaign during the area’s quarterly Management Meeting. The initiative aims to address the alarming rates of Non-Revenue Water (NRW), which currently stand at an estimated 40% in the area. Highlighting the severity […]
CAMWATER SEEKS TO UNLOCK WATER SOLUTIONS WITH THE HELP OF A BENCHMARKING VISIT AT KATOSI DWTP
In 2018, the Cameroon National Institute of Statistics (INS) reported a 77% access rate to drinking water in urban areas. Seeking to boost these numbers and uplift communities, the Cameroon Water Utilities Corporation (CAMWATER) has diligently pursued initiatives to augment water supply across regions like Bafia, Bambui, Bali, Ombessa, among others. Recently, the CAMWATER team […]