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PUBLIC NOTICE: BEWARE OF FRAUD AND SCAMS
The Water Services Regulatory Board, WASREB, is concerned over the increased number of scam cases brought to its attention regarding floating of tenders.
The public and suppliers are being lured into believing that they have won tender awards through telephone calls and emails. Following visits to WASREB offices and calls from distressed suppliers, we have been reliably informed that one of the culprits behind this scam is allegedly calling himself Mr. David Zawadi working at WASREB. He is using this email procurement@wasreb-gov.com to communicate to unsuspecting members of the public.
WASREB wishes to remind the Public again that the culprit, the alleged Mr. Zawadi is not an employee and letters, emails or mobile phone messages, offering jobs and tender opportunities or requesting for monetary inducement, are nothing but SCAMS. WASREB is committed to undertaking its statutory mandate in line with its Core Values and tenets of governance as guided by Article 10 of the Constitution.
The Public is therefore advised to be alert and vigilant with these types of messages or proposals and report to WASREB through +254 (0)202733561. The perpetrators are cunning. They will go to any length to produce fake letterheads, invoices, cheques, personal letters or hack into email addresses to make their scams look convincing.
In this regard, WASREB reminds members of the public that all communication to and from the organization, is usually done through formal letters, mainstream media, its website www.wasreb.go.ke, social media pages; Facebook- Wasreb Kenya, Twitter- @wasreb or through the email info@wasreb.go.ke. Procurement unit uses procurements@wasreb.go.ke while Human Resources uses recruitments@wasreb.go.ke respectively.
Eng. Robert Gakubia,
Chief Executive Officer
WASREB appreciates Nakuru Residents for turning up at the NAWASSCO public consultation meeting for Licencing held today at KUNSTE Hotel. They voiced concerns without bias. The day was filled with light moments. That's is true public participation. Photos courtesy NAWASSCO.
Stakeholders of Nakuru Water give WASREB a go ahead to licence their WSP. This was after a plenary session where their concerns were addressed. The meeting was also held virtually where more engagement took place.
NAWASSCO management are put to task to explain why some areas of Nakuru have no water and sewer connections, issues of private boreholes, billing, tariffs among others. WASREB and NAWASSCO management answered all the questions.
Stakeholders are sensitized on their rights and responsibilities as consumers. This is happening at KUNSTE Hotel, Nakuru, during a public consultation meeting for Licencing of the WSP. In attendance are County Chief Officer, WASREB CEO and Board members, NAWASSCO board chair and management team.