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Nairobi Water resumes supply to six estates after pipeline repairs
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Nairobi Water has confirmed resumption of supply to Buruburu Phases 1 and 2, Kariobangi South and North, Dandora, and parts of Mathare after repairing a flood-damaged transmission pipeline along Outering Road. Services were disrupted by recent floods affecting thousands of homes. The company stated the pipeline has been fully restored.
On World Water Day 2026, themed 'Water and Gender', responsible water management emerges as a global challenge. In Colombia's Huila department, firms like Industria de Harinas Cárnicas del Huila S.A.S. (IHCH) adopt reuse and recirculation practices amid water-rich pressures.
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A burst on the Kabete-Kilimani transmission pipeline has disrupted water supply in several Nairobi areas, including State House. The incident occurred early on Friday, March 20, 2026, with repairs ongoing and full restoration expected by Sunday, March 22, 2026.
Arizona faces severe water shortages from the drying Colorado River and depleting aquifers, yet tech companies continue building data centers and chip factories. Facilities like those from Microsoft, Meta, and TSMC have expanded rapidly, raising concerns about water use. However, current data shows their impact on the state's water supply remains limited.
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The Water Services Regulatory Board (WASREB) has approved tariff increases for water and sewerage services by the Nairobi City Water and Sewerage Company (NCWSC) for the 2025/2026 to 2028/2029 period. The hikes will fund a Ksh2.57 billion investment in smart water meters to reduce non-revenue water from 54 percent to 39 percent by 2028/2029. Low-consumption households will face the sharpest rises, with water charges up to Ksh23 per cubic meter and sewerage up to Ksh15.
Four governors from Kenya's coastal region faced scrutiny from a Senate committee over allegations of financial mismanagement, corruption, and legal violations in the water and health sectors. Billions in public funds have been misused or lost without proper documentation. Residents suffer from poverty and poor services.
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Machakos Governor Wavinya Ndeti's administration faces strong backlash from residents and traders over plans to drain the nearly 90-year-old Tala Dam and convert it into a matatu terminal. Locals warn that the move will lead to severe water shortages and urge her to prioritize cleaning the heavily polluted reservoir instead. The initiative forms part of the county's broader efforts to redevelop the rapidly growing town.
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