World Bank gives Sh6.9bn to cushion water service providers
The World Bank has allocated Sh6.9 billion to support water service providers supply quality water as part of a wider plan to support the fight
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Kenya signs key agreements at COP26 conference
As the 26th UN Climate Change Conference of the Parties (COP 26) approaches its second week, global leaders appeared to make significant progress on how
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Water supply to Nairobi CBD and its environs to be shut down from Thursday
Water supply to the Nairobi Central Business District and its environs will be shut down from 6am on Thursday, July 15 to Friday 6am. According
Water bills set to rise on World Bank loan terms
Water bills are set to increase in the wake of pressure from the World Bank for a new conservation levies and increased regulatory charges for
Sh1.2 Billion Water Project Launched In Kwale
Kwale Governor Salim Mvurya and the Water, Sanitation and Irrigation CS Sicily Kariuki have launched the first phase of Makamini Dam project in McKinnon Road
Kenya: Politics of Water – Garissa County Residents Lack Water As Leaders Trade Blame
On a hot sunny day, Isnino Ibrahim walks barefoot in the sandy, red soils carrying a container tied to her head. Alongside her are others
Nile Basin countries urged to embrace coordinated, harmonized efforts to avert conflict over water
The Nile Council of Ministers is expressing concern over a widening gap between water availability and water demand, which could lead to increasing water conflict
Open drains and the devastating repercussions in vulnerable areas
Taking a tour along the roads of some densely populated estates and slum areas in Nairobi and there is usually one common feature, open drainage
World Water Day – what does the future hold?
By Simon Thomas Today (March 22, 2021) marks World Water Day. Ideally, this would have been a day for driving greater awareness around improved accessibility
New solar plant to end perennial water shortage in Mtwapa
Mtwapa residents will no longer have to grapple with the perennial water shortage. This follows the installation of solar-powered water treatment by Mtwapa Catholic parish