Venerable Samuel Mwangi Waweru from A.C.K Thingithu Church led TWWDA in the prayer breakfast meeting held at TWWDA Headquarters. He reminded staff that despite our position we are all equal before God and He is supreme in our lives. He encouraged us to be faithful servants in undertaking the agency’s mandate to develop and maintain…
TWWDA held a prayer breakfast led by Fr. Lucas Gatero from the Catholic Diocese of Nyeri in our Nyeri office. The word of the day emphasized on the need for God in everything that we do. As an Agency, we were encouraged do our part, in line with our mandate, and leave the rest to…
TWWDA held its inaugural prayer meeting led by Rev Henry Shitseswa Lubonga in our Nyeri office. The word of the day reminded us that we are an important part of the organization and we all play an important role in the overall success of TWWDA. Our CEO Eng. Phillip Gichuki expressed the importance of putting…
TWWDA held a road safety mainstreaming training for our staff and bodaboda riders from water service providers in our Agency area: NYEWASCO, MAWASCO, TEAWASCO and OMWASCO facilitated by NTSA in the commemoration of the UN Road Safety Week. The workshop was culminated by a roadshow around Nyeri CBD involving motorcycle operators sensitizing matatu operators, pedestrians…
The theme of World Water Day 2021 is “Valuing Water” and has been chosen to highlight the value of water in our daily lives. When you think of water, what images come to mind? When we think of water we think increased access to safe, adequate and sustainable water and sewerage infrastructure to both the…
CS Ministry of Water Sanitation and Irrigation Sicily K Kariuki (Mrs), EGH accompanied by our CEO Eng. P. Gichuki the CEO National Irrigation Authority Gitonga Mugambi, Beverly Opwara Tharaka Nithi County Commissioner, the area MP, Hon. Kareke Mbiuki, and other government officials visited Chogoria Water & Sanitation project. The water supply project has a production…
Muranga Urban Water Supply involves the construction of trunk and secondary sewers, reticulation sewers and 8,000m3 /day capacity sewerage treatment works for the benefit of 96,896 people in Murang’a County. Our PhilosophyQuality water works for improved livelihood
