STAFF PRODUCTIVITY AND WELFARE TAKE CENTER STAGE AS NWSC MARKS LABOUR DAY
Written by Raymond Musinguzi As we celebrate International Labour Day, it is important to note that no organisation, however powerful, is more important than the people who work for it. Without labour, the gifts of nature will remain unutilized. This highlights that labour is an essential and active factor of production. Every year 1st of May is […]
KAMPALA WATER WATER SUPPLY MOVING FROM GOOD TO VERY GOOD
Written by Mark Kimbugwe and Faith Anne Mpande Demand for water in Kampala Water (Kampala, Wakiso and Mukuno) is a moving target. Kampala Water used to have a deficit of 60 million litres of water per day. With the new Katosi Water Plant, the amount of water available for distribution has increased. Mark Kimbugwe and […]
FIRE HYDRANTS THE INSURANCE FOR YOUR LIFE AND PROPERTY
A city without fire safety systems is a disaster in waiting. Fire safety is incomplete without a system of fire hydrants. Fire hydrants are water draw off points provided in the water networks of cities and towns. Fire hydrants enable firefighters to tap into the water supply system and get water to assist in extinguishing […]
HOW TO GET A NEW CONNECTION WITH NWSC
By Mark Kimbugwe It is impossible to exaggerate the importance of access to clean water. Water is indeed life. Water ensures sanitation, hygiene and life itself. 75% of a human brain is composed of water. Without water, human life as we know it would cease to exist. Access to water is therefore critical to ensure […]
DR. ENG. SILVER MUGISHA NWSC MANAGING DIRECTOR LABOR DAY MESSAGE
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ENG. ALEX GISAGARA LABOR DAY MESSAGE
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NWSC MOVES TO FIGHT WATER SCARCITY IN MUBENDE
Mubende Town has in the recent past been in the news over unreliable water supply services, mostly attributed to the drying up of its main water source at Katoma due to climate change and over voltage causing power shutdowns, especially at night. However, NWSC has taken practical steps to combat the water supply challenges in […]
NWSC TECHNICAL STAFF’S SKILLS ENHANCED FOR BETTER SERVICE DELIVERY
In line with the National Water and Sewerage Corporation’s (NWSC) Strategic Priority Area (SPA) of skilling and workforce development under the new Corporate Plan (2021 – 2024), the Training & Capacity Development Department successfully concluded a week long training for Plumbers and Water Technicians in the Western region in preparation for skills assessment and certification […]
FIGHT AGAINST VANDALISM: NWSC AND SECURITY AGENCIES NAB SUSPECTED VANDALS IN KABERAMAIDO
4th April 2022: Working with security agencies, NWSC nabbed suspected vandals in Kaberamaido. The suspects had stolen an entire stretch of transmission pipes serving the people of Kaberamaido. Vandalism affects service delivery and access to service. Against this, the NWSC management calls upon all Ugandans to report any vandalism on NWSC infrastructure.
NWSC JOINS A MULTI-INSTITUTIONAL JOINT TASK FORCE TO AID DRC REFUGEES
Over 11,000 refugees entered Uganda as of 3rd April 2022, fleeing escalating violence in North Kivu’s Rutshuru Territory in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) with an urgent need for essential supplies. National Water and Sewerage Corporation’s Kisoro Area team was there to serve. A multi institutional task force comprising of National and Local […]