Creation of Temporary Jobs for 25 Youths through Water Project

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• Eng Sitta said the investment will also stimulate economic activities, reduce the time residents spend searching for water and create employment opportunities, including temporary jobs for 25 youths.
• The 585m/- project, implemented by the Mwanza Urban Water Supply and Sanitation Authority (MWAUWASA), was completed in full and is expected to benefit residents of Bugogwa, Sangabuye, Kahama and Shibula wards.
• He said the project is among key initiatives aimed at strengthening water supply systems and addressing challenges faced by residents in accessing reliable water services.
• He noted that the project will increase water availability, improve community health and contribute to overall wellbeing by ensuring access to safe water.
• Launching the project, Mr Mwang’onda said water is an essential service that directly affects people’s lives, noting that investment in water infrastructure plays a key role in improving environmental conditions and.