UK funding to put 2 million more on clean water supply

Same District Commissioner (DC) Herman Kapufi opens a water tap to inaugurate a project for the precious liquid at Mweteni Village in Kilimanjaro Region yesterday. It is the first time the village will be able to access safe water. PHOTO|REHEMA MATOWO     

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This is courtesy of the United Kingdom and the Tanzania’s ministry of Water who officially launched Sh3.9 billion to support the second phase of the Rural Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Programme.

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