At Twitakane Market in George, a new team of builders is jumping in to learn how to build the new LWSC latrines that protect the underground water.
They’re totally 'digging' the job!
Keep your eyes open for these lovely folk in George. They’re encouraging their fellow residents to protect underground water with a new LWSC lined latrine.
Water never looked so good!
Water kiosks serve a large part of George compound. A number of them are getting a splash of art to remind the community about the importance of protecting the groundwater.
No, there isn’t a crazy queue in the toilets. These are the teachers from Kapwelyomba Primary, Chakunkula and Munali Girls schools inspecting the new toilet blocks being handed over to them by Lusaka Water and Sewerage Co via the Lusaka Sanitation Program. The smiles say it all!
It's a happy Friday at the Munali Secondary School! The students applaud as they receive brand new toilets, some with showers and wheelchair-friendly features.
@lskwater handed these over as part of the 100 public toilets that are being built across Lusaka.
At AfricaSan5 this week, LWSC is showcasing how they innovated using sanitation mapping data that informed the emergency intervention and decision making during the 2017-18 Lusaka cholera outbreak. Nice work, Kapanda Kapanda and Jonathan Maimpambe! #FSM5#Africasan5
Our very own sanitation expert @Mwansan is on stage at AfricanSan5, sharing key points on how to restructure the non-sewered sanitation services market in Lusaka. #fixingit#FSM5#Africasan5
Join @Georges_Toilet and I to learn about @LusakaWater restructuring of the non- sewered sanitation services to address the market failures #AfricanSan5#FSM5
Congratulations Sinohydro Corporation Ltd for winning @lskwater contract to upgrade western interceptor downstream + noxious pump station, rehabilitate and expand sewer networks in Matero & Kaunda Sq. This benefits 65,000 ppl, will help eradicate Cholera. https://t.co/aBbjdHEuvF
Great photos by @jamielbanda Photography, as people make their individual promises to keep out Cholera! What will YOUR promise be? https://t.co/yucnxLYZaP
The rains are coming, Lusaka… water levels rise and pits latrines overflow! That’s how diseases like Cholera get out and spread.
NOW is the time to get those pit latrines emptied. Call Chazanga Water Trust on 0978 229 227 or Kanyama Water Trust on 0963 726 299 and book now.