The Company recently joined the rest of the world in commemorating the World AIDS Day. The day is marked on 1st December every year. The day offers an opportunity for individuals worldwide to unite to stop new infections, support those infected and affected by HlV, and remember those who have lost their lives due to AIDS. […]
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The Company recently received a donation of face masks and gloves from Worldwaternet as part of the stakeholder efforts to fight the Covid-19 pandemic. While receiving the donations on behalf the Managing Director Eng. Nahason Muguna, Ag. Director for Human Resources and Administration Services Monica Tuli said the personal protective equipment will augment the efforts by
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The Board of Management has urged all the staff to put in more effort in their various areas of operations to enable the utility meet and even exceed the expectations of its customers. While presiding over the monthly prayer meeting at the Headquarters, Acting Technical Director Eng. Lucy Njambi told the staff to strive for
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The Board of Directors led by its newly elected Chairperson, Beryl Okumu, recently toured Kariobangi Sewerage Treatment Works with the aim of gaining a better understanding of the operations. During the visit, The Board Chairperson, said the Company’s manpower is critical to the attain- ment of its mission and vision. “The workforce is the most
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Located in Githunguri, Kiambu County on Ruiru River Completed in 1950 Storage Capacity is 2.9 million m3 Stores raw water with yield of 21,600 m3 /day Water from the dam is treated at Kabete Treatment plant Pipeline to Kabete is 25Km Contributes approximately 4% of Nairobi’s current water supply.
Located in Njambini, Nyandarua County First phase of construction completed in 1955 and second in 1968 Sits on Sasumua River but receives Kibiru and Chania waters Storage capacity is 15.9 million m3 Design yield is 59,000m3/day Water from the dam is treated at Sasumua Dam Treatment plant Serves Kabete Treatment Works with 60Km water pipeline
Located in Ndakaini in Murang’a County Completed in 1994 under the Third Nairobi Water Supply Project between 1989 and 1994. Designed storage capacity is 70,000,000 m3 Linked to Chania River by 4KM tunnel which serves Ngethu Water Treatment Works Pipeline is 90 Km to Nairobi City Catchment area measures 75Km2 Main rivers that drain into
