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Zimbabwe: Bulawayo’s Water Woes Deepen
May 19, 2013BULAWAYO residents have resorted to hoarding water to deal with the many days they go without supplies as the water situation in the city remains critical. The Bulawayo City Council (BCC) introduced...
Read moreZimbabwe: Cowdray Park Residents Battle Ongoing Water Problems in the ‘Dry City’
May 18, 2013Residents in the still growing Cowdray Park suburb of Bulawayo are battling with ongoing water shortages that have plagued the area for more than seven years. Thousands of people, allocated stands i...
Read moreZimbabwe: Harare City Council Needs $2.5 Billion to Address City’s Water Woes
May 18, 2013The Harare City Council on Thursday revealed that it requires a staggering $2.5 billion to roll out a programme to address the city’s water problems. Speaking to journalists, Harare Mayor Much...
Read moreUganda: Flying Toilets
May 18, 2013In Chinua Achebe’s book, Things Fall Apart, during one harvest, Okonkwo asked for seedlings from Nwakibie, a great man of the village. Although he had turned down similar requests from other y...
Read moreBurkina Faso: Making Wash Work in Burkina Faso’s Cities
May 18, 2013Ouagadougou — Earlier this year Denis Ouedraogo, a tailor living in the Tampouy neighbourhood just north of Burkina Faso’s capital Ouagadougou, connected his mud-walled home to the water netwo...
Read moreLiberia: Water Prices Hiked
May 17, 2013Barely few days after the Liberia Water and Sewer Corporation (LWSC) announced that it has begun pumping water to central Monrovia, the corporation has increased tariff to meet the new demands. But ...
Read moreFlux d’info AEPHA
May 17, 2013Make data and information flow The last two weeks of April 2013 I went working closely with IRC colleagues on the ground. Also I worked with ‘les rapporteur groupes thématique’ from the water minist...
Read moreLiberia: LWSC Loses 70 Percent Income to Thieves
May 17, 2013The Management of the Liberia Water and Sewer Corporation (LWSC) says the corporation is losing more than 70% of what should be its gross income to thieves and damaged pipes in the country. LWSC Man...
Read moreZimbabwe: City Runs Dry – Mayor Speaks Out
May 17, 2013Harare needs more than US$2,5 billion to start its proposed water augmentation programme that will ensure that residents have uninterrupted supplies as the city spent the past week without supplies ...
Read moreGambia: Kerewan Red Cross Link Cleans Public Places in NBR
May 17, 2013The Finance Director of Kerewan Area Council has lauded the efforts of Kerewan link of the Red Cross Society for complementing the efforts of the Council in carrying out cleansing exercise in Kerr P...
Read moreNamibia: City Residents Cautioned to Use Water Sparingly
May 17, 2013THE residents of Windhoek will be experiencing the first phase of water supply interruptions, caused by the upgrading of the water pipelines, which will begin today. Today the transfer of water from...
Read moreEritrea: Inhabitants of Embatkala Administrative Area Express Satisfaction With Potable Water Supply
May 17, 2013Ginda — The inhabitants of Embatkala Administrative area said that potable water supply has made remarkable impact in improvement of their livelihood. They further lauded the Administration of the N...
Read moreLiberia: Sanitation Bill Missing At Capitol
May 16, 2013Montserrado County Electoral District #17 Representative William Darkel, has disclosed that the Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) bill before the House has gone missing. Speaking recently on the ...
Read moreKenya: Kakamega Slaughterhouse Risks Closure
May 16, 2013REVENUE collection at the Kakamega municipal council slaughter-house has dropped to five per cent in the last five years due to poor management. The facility collects between Sh 1,400 and Sh 2,000 p...
Read moreMali: Northern Mali: Water, Electricity in Short Supply
May 15, 2013In northern Mali, which has been experiencing armed conflict for nearly 16 months, hard-hit communities need better access to water. Since April 2012 the ICRC has been providing fuel to produce the ...
Read moreLiberia: Villagers Saved From Unhygienic Condition
May 15, 2013The Checago Bright Foundation, a non-profit NGO has come to the rescue of Yelekula town, inhabited by some 2500 Town in a remote jungle for over 50 years without save drinking water, a clinic and sc...
Read moreGambia: Water Facilities Donated to Rural Communities
May 15, 2013The Regional Project on Sustainable Management of Endemic Ruminant Livestock in West Africa (PROGEBE-Gambia) has handed over several water facilities worth D11 million to beneficiary communities in ...
Read moreAfrica: 2.4 Billion People Will Lack Improved Sanitation in 2015 – UN
May 15, 2013Geneva/New York — Some 2.4 billion people – one-third of the world’s population – will remain without access to improved sanitation in 2015, according to a joint WHO/UNICEF report ...
Read moreSouth Africa: Cape Town’s Portable Flush Toilet Campaign Should Be Implemented in Moqhaka
May 15, 2013Moqhaka Local Municipality has been charging residents in the municipality’s Northleigh informal settlements hundreds of rands every month for sanitation and refuse removal services they do no...
Read moreTanzania: Water Scarcity Affects Coffee Production in Kilimanjaro
May 14, 2013Moshi — QUALITY and quantity of coffee produced in Kilimanjaro is deteriorating while water supply is becoming scarce prompting Moshi Urban Water Supply and Sanitation Authority (Muwsa) to seek tari...
Read more- Zimbabwe: Bulawayo’s Water Woes Deepen
- Zimbabwe: Cowdray Park Residents Battle Ongoing Water Problems in the ‘Dry City’
- Zimbabwe: Harare City Council Needs $2.5 Billion to Address City’s Water Woes
- Uganda: Flying Toilets
- Burkina Faso: Making Wash Work in Burkina Faso’s Cities
- Liberia: Water Prices Hiked
- Flux d’info AEPHA
- Liberia: LWSC Loses 70 Percent Income to Thieves
- Zimbabwe: City Runs Dry – Mayor Speaks Out
- Gambia: Kerewan Red Cross Link Cleans Public Places in NBR
- Namibia: City Residents Cautioned to Use Water Sparingly
- Eritrea: Inhabitants of Embatkala Administrative Area Express Satisfaction With Potable Water Supply
- Liberia: Sanitation Bill Missing At Capitol
- Kenya: Kakamega Slaughterhouse Risks Closure
- Mali: Northern Mali: Water, Electricity in Short Supply
- Liberia: Villagers Saved From Unhygienic Condition
- Gambia: Water Facilities Donated to Rural Communities
- Africa: 2.4 Billion People Will Lack Improved Sanitation in 2015 – UN
- South Africa: Cape Town’s Portable Flush Toilet Campaign Should Be Implemented in Moqhaka
- Tanzania: Water Scarcity Affects Coffee Production in Kilimanjaro
