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water particularly for vulnerable groups. As part of the celebrations, CWWDA donated five 10,000 litre water tanks and planted tree seedlings at MCK Mariri comprehensive school. #WaterForGenerations

Government Spokesperson and Amos Gathecha, Deputy Head of Public Service, alongside other distinguished leaders from across government. This year’s theme, Water and Gender highlights the vital role water plays in daily life and calls for inclusive access to safe and reliable

CWWDA Joins Ministry for 33rd World Water Day Celebrations. Date: 22nd March 2026 The CEO of Coast Water Works Development Agency Hamoud Mguza and Board Director Ms. Hafswa Dele today joined the Ministry of Water, Sanitation and Irrigation leadership led by Eric Mugaa,

Eid Mbarak to our Muslim brothers and Sisters

Mombasa and surrounding areas, supporting livelihoods, public health and economic growth across the Coast region

distribution Reservoir.Together, these infrastructures form the backbone of the water delivery Mwache Water Supply Project. Once all these infrastructures are completed, the Mwache Project will significantly improve water supply for residents and businesses in

Kick-Off Meeting for Mwache/South Mainland (SML) Trunk Pipeline and Dongo Kundu Reservoir Works Contract The Coast Water Works Development Agency (CWWDA) today held the kick-off meeting with the Contractor for the Lot 1 – Construction of the Mwache Trunk Main (Section), South

benefiting water supply systems serving Mombasa and Kilifi County.

The project involves the installation of 6,716 solar panels with a total generation capacity of about 4.3 MW to power water pumping operations at the Baricho wellfields. Currently 90% complete, the solarization initiative is expected to reduce water pumping costs by about 20%,

Today, the Cabinet Secretary for Water, Sanitation and Irrigation, Erick Mugaa, inspected the Baricho wellfields solarization project (phase 1) in Kilifi County. The project is being implemented by the Coast Water Works Development Agency.

Inspection of Baricho Well fields Solarization. Already 6,716 Solar panels have been installed to generate 4.3MW, to help ofset about 20% water pumping costs in Mombasa and Kilifi Counties. Delivering the Plan!

Phase 1 of Baricho well fields Solarization in Kilifi County is 90% complete. This will reduce the water pumping costs to Kilifi and Mombasa Counties by about 20%. The monthly bill averages between 60m and 70m. Delivering the Plan

Yesterday, accompanied by my colleague Cabinet Secretary for Youth Affairs, Creative Economy and Sports H.E. Salim Mvurya, Kwale County Deputy Governor H.E. Chirema Kombo, Kinango MP Hon. Rai Samuel Gomzi, and other leaders, I inspected the progress of Makamini Dam Phase 1 in Makamini Sub-location, Kinango Sub-County, Kwale County. The project, started in November 2020, is now 67% complete. It includes a 12m-high zoned earth-fill dam with a 766m crest length, a 3,000m³/day water treatment plant, and raw water pumping works. Once finished, it will supply water to about 74,000 people in the sub-locations of Bofu, Mtaa, Makamini, Kinagoni, Mabesheni, Mnyenzeni, Mwamdudu, Matumbi, and Kibandaogo. I held public participation with beneficiaries to resolve delays, ensuring the team returns to site. The contractor has committed to finishing within the extended contract timelines.

Inspection of ongoing Makamini Dam in Kwale County. The Ministry has a responsibiliy to guarantee quality and value for money