National Water Supply and Sanitation Council(NWASCO)

Join us in celebrating our Public Relations and Communications Manager Mpunga Chipepo-Simukwai. We wish you a happy birthday and many more happy returns.

Good day Join our inspectors on KNC Radio & Television this evening as they discuss some findings as they conclude the inspection of Lukanga Water Supply & Sanitation Company Limited . Central Province, make sure to tune into this live call-in programme to interact with us! Remember, it's today at 18:00hrs on 90.3 FM! Chola Mbilima Kalusha Sakala

Flowing towards sustainability! NWASCO, in collaboration with the Ministry of Water Development and Sanitation (MWDS), Commercial Utilities (CUs), and UNICEF just concluded a crucial two-day workshop that focused on reviewing the Draft Sustainability Strategy for Water Treatment Chemicals (WTCs). Since 2020, UNICEF, with support from the German Development Bank (KfW), strategically supplied 11 CUs with vital WTCs and is now empowering them to take charge of their chemical procurement and usage. This initiative is not merely an enhancement; it's a definitive step toward reducing reliance on external support and building robust local capacities. The discussions underscored that while securing sufficient supply of WTCs is crucial, it is equally important to optimize their usage by focusing on improving the capacity of CUs to utilize WTCs efficiently and sustainably. This collaborative effort signifies the government’s unwavering dedication to fostering a sustainable and resilient water sector in Zambia. Together, we aim to ensure that every Zambian, especially children have access to safe, clean, and affordable water for generations to come. #NWASCO #MWDS #UNICEF #WaterTreatment #Sustainability #Zambia #SafeWater Chola Mbilima Lloyd Beensi Kalusha Sakala

Compliments of the season.

Good day, Yesterday we concluded our 2024 End-of-Year Review and 2025 Planning Meeting The meeting aimed to review our 2024 performance and plan for 2025, aligned to our revised Strategic Plan In his remarks, our Director emphasized the importance of refocusing and enhancing coordination as we continue to address the challenges posed by the El Niño-induced drought.

Today, North Western Water Supply & Sanitation Company Limited unveiled its new Board of Directors during a ceremony officiated by the Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Water Development and Sanitation, Eng. Romas Kamanga, who represented the Minister of Water Development and Sanitation. The newly appointed Board of Directors includes: • Board Chairperson: Mr. David Kaunda Samazaka, representing Government • Ms. Brenda Sondashi, representing Government • Ms. Kafuti Florence Maliti, representing the Zambia Institute of Chartered Accountants • Mr. Adrian Zulu, representing the Ministry of Local Government and Rural Development • Mr. Chilaika Samayuwa, representing the Ministry of Water Development and Sanitation • Mrs. Mary Musela, representing the Economic Association of Local Business Development and Employment • Mr. Atkins Mwangala Sitwala, representing the Engineering Institute of Zambia We congratulate the Board members on their appointments and wish them success in their tenure as they guide the company in achieving its mandate

Today, we join the international community to commemorate the International Anti-Corruption Day under the theme, "Uniting with Youth Against Corruption: Shaping Tomorrow's Integrity." #NOtoCorrupt

Good day, Yesterday, we hosted the annual Commercial Utilities’ Human Resource Forum with Human Resource personnel from all 11 service providers to interact and exchange knowledge and ideas on sector matters under the theme, “The Role of Human Resource in Responding to Emergencies.” The focus of this meeting was the HR’s role in responding to emergencies in the sector as well as interventions and strategic management.

We are live this Friday with BORDA Zambia. Make sure you tune in to One Love Radio Zambia!

Good day, Today, 25th November, marks the start of the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence, ending on 10th December, which is Human Rights Day. This year’s theme, “Every 10 Minutes, a Woman is Killed. #NoExcuse. UNiTE to End Violence Against Women,” serves as a powerful call to action. It reminds us of the urgent need to create safer, more equitable societies for all—women, men, and children alike. Let us stand together and commit to ending gender-based violence in all its forms.