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Two major water infrastructure projects commissioned in Erongo

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2024-12-14
UTUSEB, 13 December 2024 - Minister of Agriculture, Water and Land Reform Calle Schlettwein, Namwater CEO Abraham Nehemiah, Chairperson of the Erongo Regional Council Management Committee Benita Imbamba and other stakeholders photographed during the commissioning of the Kuiseb-Collector 2-Swakopmund Pipeline Replacement Phase 3. (Photo by: Isabel Bento) NAMPA UTUSEB, 13 December 2024 - Minister of Agriculture, Water and Land Reform Calle Schlettwein, Namwater CEO Abraham Nehemiah, Chairperson of the Erongo Regional Council Management Committee Benita Imbamba and other stakeholders photographed during the commissioning of the Kuiseb-Collector 2-Swakopmund Pipeline Replacement Phase 3. (Photo by: Isabel Bento) NAMPA
HENTIES BAY, 14 DEC (NAMPA) – Two critical water infrastructure projects in the Erongo Region - the Henties Bay Extension and Upgrade Phase 1 and the Kuiseb-Collector 2-Swakopmund Pipeline Replacement (Phase 3) were completed and commissioned.
The projects are part of the process to modernise and secure water supply systems for the central and coastal regions.
Speaking at the events on Friday, Agriculture, Water and Land Reform Minister Calle Sch...
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UTUSEB, 13 December 2024 - The completed and commissioned Kuiseb-Collector 2-Swakopmund Pipeline Replacement Phase 3. (Photo by: Isabel Bento) NAMPA UTUSEB, 13 December 2024 - The completed and commissioned Kuiseb-Collector 2-Swakopmund Pipeline Replacement Phase 3. (Photo by: Isabel Bento) NAMPA
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