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A Happy New Year 2021 to you! New year, new things, new faces at WASREB. CEO Eng. Robert Gakubia joined by Dir. Corporate Services Dr. Julius Itunga welcomes a team of new staff to various departments. They were taken through the organization's mandate, the role of the regulator in the water sector, among other key points of interest.
A team from Sotik constituency, Bomet county were in WASREB today to inquire about how to set up Sotik Town Sewerage project in the area. WASREB CEO Eng. Robert Gakubia expounded on the organization's role in ensuring the project succeeds for the benefit of area residents. The team was led by CECM in charge of Water.
Stakeholders of NZOWASCO resolve that WASREB should licence their WSP. This follows a series of questions posed to the WSP on how they will resolve among others water shortage in the area. WASREB also sensitized consumers on their rights and responsibilities.
What is a licence? WASREB Dir. Licencing, Standards & Advocacy Eng. Peter Njaggah (on behalf of CEO) breaks the concept down to stakeholders of NZOWASCO during a public Consultation meeting in Bungoma. CECMs of Bungoma and Trans Nzoia have expressed confidence that the WSP is moving in.
A public consultation meeting on Licencing for Nzoia water is underway at Greenvalle Hotel, Bungoma town. Stakeholders are eager to air their views. WASREB is moderating the meeting. The proceedings are running live through NZOWASCO Facebook page.