About HOMAWASCO
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Homa Bay County Water and Sanitation Company Limited (formerly South Nyanza Water and Sanitation Company), was established under the Company’s Act (Cap 486) on 12th June
2006. The company was formed by the defunct local authorities and given the mandate of providing water and sanitation services within eight sub-counties:- Mbita, Suba, Kasipul, Karachuoyo, Rangwe, Kabondo, Ndhiwa and Homa Bay township. The utility has six Schemes namely Homa Bay, Oyugis, Mbita, Kendu Bay, Ndhiwa and Karachuonyo schemes. HomaBay County Government is the major shareholder of the company. In August 2014, South Nyanza Water and Sanitation Company changed its name with the Registrar of companies to Homa Bay County Water and Sanitation Company Limited, in the spirit of devolution, which mandated County Governments with the responsibility of water and sanitation services provision within their respective counties.
Our Services
Our Projects
As per our Mandate, HOMAWASCO strives to ensure safe reliable and affordable Water & Saniatation services through various expansion and imporvement projects across the county of Homabay.
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Atemo Treatment Water Works
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Atemo Treatment Works in Oyugis
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Water Kiosks
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Kapita Water Kiosk serves residents of Kapita
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Kendu Water Treatment
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Water treatment at Kendu