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Nairobi County plans for 140,000 cubic metres of water to address shortage

Nairobi County plans for 140,000 cubic metres of water to address shortage
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Kenya s new water police can teach east Africa a crucial lesson

The police unit is a game-changer in responding to east Africa’s water insecurity, say experts

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Govt Alters Online Features Affecting Nairobi Residents Water Service

The government has introduced a new online feature for Nairobi residents to self-read their meters after the 15th day of every month.

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New feature to allow city residents to self read their water meters through USSD code

New feature to allow city residents to self read their water meters through USSD code
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Are cures for some of the world s deadliest diseases hiding in our sewers?

Scientists are turning to a surprising ally in the battle against drug-resistant bacteria: A special type of virus found in our most polluted places.

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