by Michelle Anekeya | Jul 28, 2025 | News
In the heart of Uganda’s small towns, water utilities are quietly transforming, one that may hold the key to sustainable development, reduced emissions, and climate resilience in some of Africa’s most resource-constrained communities. The core of this transformation...
by Michelle Anekeya | Jul 21, 2025 | News
For years, we at WSUP have believed this to our core. We’ve seen how the absence of safe water and sanitation quietly chips away at human health, dignity, and opportunity, especially in overcrowded urban settlements where families live on the margins. Now,...
by Michelle Anekeya | Jul 14, 2025 | News
The taps in Mirera used to be dry. At best, residents like George Njung’e Kaguai would pay 20 shillings per jerrican to donkey vendors. At worst, they would go without water altogether. “We just got used to managing without. The water we did get tasted strange, and my...
by Michelle Anekeya | Jul 7, 2025 | News
In Juaso, a rural town in Ghana’s Ashanti Region, 16-year-old Ama Koomson* stands by a new tap, hands slick with soapy water, confidently demonstrating proper handwashing. Behind her, the newly inaugurated Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) facility at her school...
by Michelle Anekeya | Jun 30, 2025 | News
In a bid to strengthen financial resilience and operational efficiency in the Water and Sanitation sector, Uganda has taken a decisive step forward. Forty utility managers and government officials from across the country have completed a specialised creditworthiness...
