by WSUP Communications | Aug 3, 2026 | News
For thousands of households in Kisumu, safely emptying a pit latrine has long been one of the biggest challenges to accessing dignified sanitation. In a city where more than 60% of households rely on non-sewered sanitation systems, local enterprises play a vital role...
by WSUP Communications | Jul 13, 2026 | News
For water utility leaders across Sub-Saharan Africa, the era of treating digital transformation as a “future goal” is officially over. Today, it is an absolute operational imperative. As cities expand at unprecedented rates and climate change disrupts...
by Michelle Anekeya | Jun 22, 2026 | News
Climate change is redefining the future of urban water and sanitation. Across many of the world’s fastest-growing cities, longer droughts, more intense flooding and rapid urbanisation are placing unprecedented pressure on water infrastructure and public...
by WSUP Communications | Jun 8, 2026 | News
Across many rapidly growing cities, access to safe sanitation remains a major challenge. Population growth, climate-related shocks and years of underinvestment in infrastructure have left millions of people without reliable sanitation services, particularly in...
by WSUP Communications | Feb 16, 2026 | Case Study, News
What does it take for a water utility to put low-income communities at the centre of service delivery? In Naivasha, Kenya, the answer is clear: strong leadership, long-term partnerships, flexible funding – and a relentless focus on equity. WSUP’s new Topic Brief,...
