NANSANA BRANCH TRIUMPHS IN THE TULINDIRIDDE 2023 CAMPAIGN
In the wake of lackluster performance, Senior Manager of the Western Zone, Ms. Hellen Ejang, summoned a meeting on May 19th, 2023 for sub-branch and branch managers to devise strategies aimed at revitalizing their performance. The outcome of this meeting proved fruitful, as the teams from Nansana Branch, led by Ms. Sarah Lyavara, orchestrated an […]
URBAN PRO POOR BRANCH ENGAGES STAKEHOLDERS IN PREPARATION FOR UPCOMING AFD VISIT
In preparation for the highly anticipated assessment visit by the Agence Française de Développement (AFD), Bassajja Siraggi and Evelyn Mukajusi, the recently appointed Manager of the Urban Pro Poor branch, took proactive steps to engage with stakeholders in Katwe and Kisenyi. As a significant supporter of the KW WATSAN package 5B project, aimed at enhancing […]
A CALL FOR SOLUTION-DRIVEN AND SMART WORK: DMD-FINANCE EMPOWERS NWSC GULU
In a recent session with the staff members of the National Water and Sewerage Corporation (NWSC) Gulu area, Dr. Sylvia Arinaitwe, the Deputy Managing Director of Finance and Corporate Strategy, emphasized the importance of being solution-driven and working SMART. Her address touched upon key challenges faced by the corporation, particularly the issue of unpaid customer […]
ENHANCING STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT AT NAKIVALE REFUGEE CAMP – JURU ZONE
In preparation for upcoming mass village sensitization meetings, significant progress has been made in fostering stakeholder engagement at Nakivale Refugee Camp’s Juru Zone. On June 15, 2023, a joint meeting of refugee leaders was successfully conducted at the Juru Sub Base Camp. The event saw the participation of notable figures, including UNHCR representatives, OPMs Office […]
OVERCOMING CHALLENGES FOR IMPROVED SEWERAGE SERVICES IN MBARARA AREA
Water is Life and Sanitation is Health. With this fundamental understanding, the National Water and Sewerage Team’s Commitment to providing quality Water & Sewerage services remains unwavering. In line with this vision, Mbarara Area has taken decisive action to address the issues surrounding the Kakoba Sewerage ponds. In response to numerous complaints from stakeholders and […]
ACCELERATING SUSTAINABLE WATER AND SANITATION FOR HEALTH AND PROSPERITY IN KAKUMIRO
In a commendable effort to expedite the achievement of sustainable water and sanitation for all, the dedicated Kakumiro area team, comprising of Area Manager Tumuhairwe Godfrey, Area Engineer-Amanya Arnold, and Marketing Assistant-Kabanwagi Margret, recently embarked on an impactful awareness campaign. The primary goal of this campaign was to enhance access to clean water and sanitation […]
PROGRESS ON THE GULU INTEGRATED DEVELOPMENT PROJECT ASSESSED BY PARTNERS
A team of officials from Kfw-BMZ, accompanied by representatives from various partner organizations, recently conducted a supervision mission to assess the advancement of crucial infrastructure projects in the Gulu Area. The delegation focused on the construction of an inlet, a water treatment plant, and a reinforced concrete reservoir at Custom Corner, as well as the […]
MAKING STRIDES TOWARDS CLEAN WATER AND IMPROVED SANITATION IN BUSIA
The 19th stakeholder’s site meeting for the Busia Water and Sanitation Project was held recently, marking a significant milestone in the journey toward providing clean water and improved sanitation to the people of Busia. Key stakeholders, including the Area Manager-Tororo, AE and BM Busia, MWE officials, the consultant (Studi & Joadah), AWE, contractor (Zhonghao Overseas), […]
NWSC APPRECIATED AT THE MAKERERE UNIVERSITY PARTNER RECOGNITION DINNER
Makerere University, located in Kampala, stands as the largest and oldest institution of higher learning in Uganda. Established in 1922 as a technical school, the university has made tremendous strides over the years. As it celebrated a century of dedicated service on June 16th, 2023, Makerere University took the opportunity to acknowledge the invaluable role […]
DR. ENG. SILVER MUGISHA LEADING THE CHARGE TO REDUCE INFANT MORTALITY AND ENHANCE CHILD HEALTHCARE
In the short time it takes to read this article, over 30 children under the age of five will have lost their lives. Tragically, most of these deaths could have been prevented. Causes such as diarrhoea, pneumonia, childbirth complications, and malaria continue to claim innocent lives. In just 24 hours, the number of young lives […]