MOFPED ASSESSES PAROMBO WATER SUPPLY PROJECT
The National Water and Sewerage Corporation’s (NWSC) Nebbi Cluster hosted a team from the Ministry of Finance Planning and Economic Development (MOFPED) whose intention was to assess the Parombo Water Supply Project under Market Finance projects. Led by the Ass. Commissioner, Mr. Samson Muwanguzi, the MOFPED team was treated to a guided tour by the […]
KW’S WALOPU EARMARKS 11 CASES WORTH 62.5 MILLION FOR PROSECUTION
Kampala Water’s “Water Loss Prevention Unit (WALOPU) is an essential part of the region’s business growth. The unit’s primary purpose is to identify and minimize water losses, especially those affiliated to “Water Theft” and vandalism of corporation property. This in turn helps to improve the overall efficiency of the system and reduce losses. The WALOPU […]
NWSC MD DELIVERS LECTURE AT THE CLOSURE OF THE UGANDA WATER AND ENVIRONMENT WEEK
The Managing Director of National Water and Sewerage Corporation, Dr. Eng. Silver Mugisha delivered a lecture at the high level panel discussion climaxing the Uganda Water and Environment Week (UWEWK) held at the Ministry of Water and Environment offices in Luzira. The weeklong annual event provided an opportunity to engage and exchange information on water […]
IGANGA DISTRICT LEADERSHIP REAFFIRMS ITS COMMITMENT TO FIGHT VANDALISM OF NWSC INFRASTRUCTURE
Mr. Wadela Sadala, the RDC Iganga, restated his commitment to assist the National Water and Sewerage Corporation (NWSC) in the fight against vandalism of distribution network pipes and fittings. This follows a recent event in which the Town was without water for four days due to pipe damage and theft. He pointed out that unscrupulous […]
OVER 3000 PEOPLE TO BENEFIT FROM KAMPALA WATER SANITATION PROJECT.
Availability of adequate sanitation services is one of the most significant development challenges experienced in the rapidly growing Kampala city. As per the most recently available data (2017) from the World Health Organization (WHO), an estimated 2.3 billion people around the world lack access to basic sanitation facilities such as toilets or latrines. Based on […]
NWSC E-SERVICES: THE GOOD, THE MYTHS, AND THE GREAT!
In a bid to enhance the customer experience by providing convenience, speed, accuracy, transparency, and personalization, NWSC thought it wise to create a platform that allows customers receive bills digitally, manage their bills, predict bills, view payments, statements of account and also make payments on the go as well as apply for new water and […]
MORE SAVINGS WITH WATER USAGE DISCIPLINE
Freshwater is a finite resource that is essential for our survival. Awkwardly, it’s taken for granted and wasted without realizing the long-term consequences for instance, inefficient water use can have a financial implication on a home owner or business. However, Water usage discipline can be an effective way to save more money on your water […]
KAMPALA WATER STAFF ATTAIN DIGITAL SKILLS FROM CLARKE INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY-KAMPALA
Earlier today, 20 Kampala Water staff graduated with a Certificate in International Computer Driving License from Clarke International University-Kampala. The course sponsored by the Standard Chartered bank and facilitated by International Computer Driving License (ICDL) digital skills standard, was characterized by a 3-month long course in various digital skilling modules such as; Big data, Cloud […]
NWSC AT THE FOREFRONT OF STAFF CAPACITY BUILDING
National Water and Sewerage Corporation (NWSC) is Uganda’s largest water authority providing potable water and sewerage services in urban towns entrusted to it by the Government on a commercial and financially viable basis. The NWSC corporate plan 2021-2024 which has synergies with the National Development Plan III (2021-2025) has prioritized skilling and workforce development under […]
NWSC-SEWER DEPARTMENT ENSURES HIGH QUALITY EFFLUENT STANDARDS
Kampala Water’s Lubigi Sewerage Treatment Plant that serves the areas of North Kampala including; Bwaise, Kawempe, Kalerwe and Makerere with a capacity of 5000m3/day, is undergoing biannual desludging to ensure high quality effluent standards. Desludging is a crucial aspect of sewage treatment plant operations as it; helps maintain the plant’s treatment capacity, prevents blockages and […]