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Hope for residents as Gatundu water project nears completion - Vimarsana News

Hope for residents as Gatundu water project nears completion

Sh1.75 billion Gatundu Water Supply project is expected to connect about 90,000 residents in the constituency.

Norovirus returns with a bang as outbreaks surge on cruise ships - Vimarsana News

Norovirus returns with a bang as outbreaks surge on cruise ships

Since the resurgence of their popularity following the unlocking of the world after the COVID-19 pandemic in 2021, more and more vacationers are jumping on crowded cruise ships, particularly in the...

Multi-million rand restraining order on Amathole officials declared permanent - Vimarsana News

Multi-million rand restraining order on Amathole officials declared permanent

The Makhanda High Court has scheduled the case to reconvene on 20 September this year.  Meanwhile, several of the accused have submitted representations to the National Director of Public Prosecution, aiming to defend their actions.

Bank's water, sanitation projects transform lives in Nyanza villages - Vimarsana News

Bank's water, sanitation projects transform lives in Nyanza villages

Schools, colleges and businesses have been connected to the water grid courtesy of AfDB project. Development has also reduced expenses for small hotels and learning institutions.

Community-managed water supply threatened by aged infrastructure, lack of funding - Vimarsana News

Community-managed water supply threatened by aged infrastructure, lack of funding

Mechanized boreholes and piped-water serving as the only potable water sources in rural communities are threatened by aging infrastructure, inadequate funding, and the lack of technical support.