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 detailed examination of the essential details in the water treatment process as Dr. Okounzi and Treasure shed light on the meticulous procedures employed to ensure the delivery of safe and potable water to the residents.
Transitioning seamlessly, the discussion spun towards the subject of water tariffs, where the duo offered valuable insights into the factors influencing tariff structures, putting emphasis on the significance of maintaining a delicate balance between operational costs and affordability, showing the corporation’s fair and equitable pricing for the different customers.
The coverage of water and sewerage services in Jinja was another focal point, with the guests elaborating on the current extent of service coverage. They also touched upon ongoing expansion projects and initiatives geared towards guaranteeing access to clean water and sanitation facilities for all residents, thereby addressing a fundamental aspect of public health and well-being.
On the talk show, the NWSC team also provided a comprehensive overview of the new connection process for water services, clarifying the procedures and requirements for obtaining water connections. The emphasis was placed on the imperative of efficient service delivery to meet the escalating demand for water services in the Area.
Concluding the discussion, Okounzi and Treasure delineated the overarching mandate of the National Water and Sewerage Corporation (NWSC), highlighting its fundamental role in providing sustainable water and sanitation services. They also hinted on NWSC’s commitment to environmental conservation and its contributions to the socio-economic development of communities across Uganda.
