NWSC CONCLUDES TECHNICAL HANDOVER OF PROJECT SITES TO CHINA COMMUNICATIONS CONSTRUCTION CO. LTD
A delegation from the National Water and Sewerage Corporation (NWSC), led by Eng. Mujuni Herbert and Eng. Sharon Karungi, alongside Mr. Martin Orwiny, Eng. Ritah Nalumansi, and Mr. Ghona Paul, the Adjumani Area Manager, along with Area Engineer Mr. Otim Tonny, conducted a comprehensive technical handover of proposed project sites under the the Adjumani Water […]
UNRAVELING THE MYSTERY OF RISING UTILITY BILLS: IS YOUR SERVICE PROVIDER LEGIT?
As the scorching sun beats down in the early months of 2024, the struggle to pay utility bills persists. Economic hardships coupled with the constant demand for basic necessities make it increasingly challenging for consumers. For now, let’s focus on water services at residential properties. Amidst these economic woes, utility companies like the National Water […]
DR. ENG. SILVER MUGISHA STIRS DIRECTIVE FOR UGANDA’S WATER AND ENVIRONMENT SECTOR.
During the ongoing Water and Environment Week, Dr. Eng. Silver Mugisha, the Managing Director of National Water and Sewerage Corporation seized the spotlight, captivating audiences with a compelling call to action as he ignited a fervent dialogue during his keynote speech, emphasizing the imperative for collective effort and inventive approaches in confronting Uganda’s pressing water […]
THE DICHOTOMY OF STORM WATER VS. SANITARY WASTEWATER
Have you ever wondered about the water that flows through our drainages and sewers? It’s essential to distinguish between sanitary wastewater and stormwater, as confusion between the two often leads to criticism of utility service providers for mismanagement. Storm water is frequently mistaken for sanitary waste water, and it originates from various sources. It mainly […]
TAKING ON NON-REVENUE WATER: A TEAM EFFORT
Non-Revenue Water (NRW) is a rather significant challenge in the efficient distribution of water resources. It’s the disparity between the water produced and what reaches the end-user’s tap (what is billed), encompassing losses from leaks, illegal connections, and inaccurate billing. As communities grapple with this issue, the need for effective solutions becomes increasingly pressing because […]
PROMOTING WATER MANAGEMENT AWARENESS: NWSC ENGAGES CUSTOMERS ON SMART FM 89
Dr. Charles Okounzi, the General Manager of Jinja Area, and Ms. Cream Treasure, Principal Public Relations Officer for Central, recently took center stage as esteemed guests on Smart FM 89. The talk show served as a platform for exploring various crucial topics affiliated to the National Water and Sewerage Corporation’s (NWSC) mandate, commencing with a […]
BUGANDA ROYALTY MARVELED BY NWSC’S KATOSI DRINKING WATER TREATMENT PLANT
Prince David Wassajja of the Buganda Kingdom recently visited the Katosi area, where he fulfilled his responsibilities by inspecting various properties and projects under the kingdom’s purview. Among his stops was a courteous visit to the newly operational Katosi Drinking Water Treatment Plant, overseen by the National Water and Sewerage Corporation (NWSC). The primary objective […]
FROM THE SOURCE TO THE TAP: NAVIGATING UGANDA’S WATERS WITH NATIONAL WATER AND SEWERAGE CORPORATION
Water, the lifeblood of our existence, embarks on a remarkable journey before it reaches our taps, and in Uganda, the steward of this vital journey is the National Water and Sewerage Corporation (NWSC). This African nation, blessed with lush landscapes and pristine water sources, presents a unique case study in the pursuit of ensuring access […]
NWSC COLLABORATES TO IMPROVE ACCESS TO WATER AND SUSTAINABLE HOUSING IN UGANDA
In both urban and rural areas of Uganda, thousands of individuals grapple with harsh living conditions aggravated by extreme poverty. Within Kampala’s five divisions; Kawempe, Rubaga, Nakawa, Kampala Central, and Makindye, the population density surges, particularly in informal settlements like Katanga, Kisenyi, and Namuwongo. Upon venturing into these areas, one is immediately struck by the […]
NWSC SEEKS FUNDING TO EXPAND WATER SUPPLY NATIONWIDE
Since its inception in 1972 under Decree No. 34, the National Water and Sewerage Corporation (NWSC) has been steadfast in its mission to deliver clean and safe water to the people of Uganda. Initially serving only three major towns; Kampala, Jinja, and Entebbe, NWSC has significantly broadened its scope over the years to 276 towns […]