The Cabinet Secretary for the National Treasury and Economic Planning, FCPA Hon. John Mbadi Ng’ong’o, has officially launched the drilling of the Mumisa and Luwa Boreholes Water Supply Project, a cornerstone of the ongoing rehabilitation of the larger Magunga Water Supply.
The initiative is a critical component of the broader Suba Cluster Water Supply Programme, designed to address long-standing water scarcity issues and catalyze economic growth in the region through improved infrastructure. The Magunga Water Supply rehabilitation is not limited to a single source. According to project specifications, the Agency is implementing a comprehensive distribution network.
Speaking during the launch, the Chairman of Lake Victoria South Water Works Development Agency (LVSWWDA), Mr. Daniel Omino, OGW, underscored the massive scale of the intervention. He noted that the Agency is currently drilling and equipping a total of 39 boreholes under the Suba Cluster umbrella.
Upon completion, these boreholes will produce a cumulative 30 million litres of water per day, directly benefiting a population of 308,073 people. This project aligns with the National Government’s commitment to expanding essential services. By providing a reliable daily supply of 30 million litres.
The Suba Cluster Water Supply Project stands as a testament to the collaborative efforts between the National Treasury and implementing agencies to bridge the infrastructure gap in rural Kenya.
