by Michelle Anekeya | Nov 10, 2025 | News
In the rapidly growing urban centres of Madagascar, where inadequate sanitation often breeds disease and pollutes public spaces, a quiet, powerful economic engine is taking root: turning sanitation waste into profit. Through an innovative framework known as the RF2...
by Michelle Anekeya | Aug 11, 2025 | News
In the heart of Nampula, Mozambique’s third-largest city, the neighbourhood of Namicopo is on the brink of transformation. Home to nearly 74,000 people, this densely populated area is one of the most underserved communities in the city. Access to clean, piped water is...
by Michelle Anekeya | Apr 21, 2025 | News
In a modest convention hall tucked inside Chattogram’s urban sprawl, more than 160 residents, city officials, engineers, and advocates gathered on March 24 to mark World Water Day — not with celebration, but with a sobering call to action. Hosted by Water and...
by Michelle Anekeya | Dec 23, 2024 | News
In a modest neighbourhood north of Antananarivo, Madagascar, a quiet revolution in access to clean water is changing lives. For decades, families in Antehiroka relied on precarious and often distant sources of drinking water. Now, thanks to a social water connections...
by Michelle Anekeya | Oct 31, 2024 | News
For Doris Wuraku, fetching water used to be a daily struggle, one that often cut into her income. The 41-year-old resident of Aseibea, a suburb of Trabuom, relies on water to prepare ice kenkey, a popular Ghanaian treat. But the unreliable water supply in her town...
