by Michelle Anekeya | Dec 29, 2025 | News
In a special Christmas edition of the Isle Utilities Exec Exchange podcast, WSUP Chief Executive Ed Mitchell joins host Piers Clark to discuss why shared sanitation is a critical—yet often underestimated—solution for improving health and dignity in rapidly growing...
by Michelle Anekeya | Dec 22, 2025 | News
In Antananarivo, Madagascar’s sprawling capital, water does not simply arrive with the turn of a tap. For many residents, it has long meant queues at communal standpipes, unreliable pressure and the daily anxiety of scarcity. Climate shocks, rapid urbanisation and...
by Michelle Anekeya | Dec 15, 2025 | News
On the shimmering shores of Lake Victoria, the city of Kisumu is undergoing a quiet revolution. One did not lead by bulldozers or billion-dollar pipelines, but by a network of small sanitation businesses that are redefining what progress looks like in Africa’s growing...
by Michelle Anekeya | Dec 8, 2025 | News
Africa’s fastest-growing cities are undergoing a quiet shift. The change is not driven by huge construction projects. Instead, it comes from stronger institutions and smarter ways of managing basic services. Across Kenya, Ghana, and other countries, utilities are...
by Michelle Anekeya | Nov 24, 2025 | News
For decades, the global sanitation crisis has been framed as a matter of pipes, toilets, and treatment plants. But in reality, the greatest challenge lies not in building new systems, but in making sure they actually work for the people who rely on them. That is where...
