Water pipeline to Onkumbula expected to be completed by late next year

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2024-12-09

TSES,04 February 2011 - This pipeline that supplies water to Tses informal settlements has been leaking for a week.(Photo by:Paulus Kiiyala Shiku)NAMPA

OMUTHIYA, 09 DEC (NAMPA) – The Ministry of Agriculture, Water and Land Reform is planning to complete a water pipeline to the Onkumbula area in Oshikoto’s Okankolo Constituency by late next year.
Stevenson Tuukondjele, head of rural water supply at the ministry, told Nampa in an interview on Monday that a feasibility study is underway to extend water services to communities in the far north of the Oshikoto Region. The pipeline will cover a distan...

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