See Also: Miguna Miguna turned back by IEBC for presenting signatures in wrong formatHowever, the suffering goes on as Nairobians continue to endure months of dry taps. According to Nairobi Water and Sewerage Company (NWSC), water levels at Ndakaini Dam, which supplies over 80 per cent of water used in the capital, are still very low. See Also: Why Miguna Miguna deserves to be the next governor of NairobiThis has been caused by prolonged drought that hit the country late last year and early this year. The question is; is it safe for city residents to depend on Ndakaini which is dependent on weather conditions? Why can’t we develop mechanisms of harvesting rain water, that always goes to waste, and treat it so it can ease the problem?

Source: Standard Digital June 01, 2017 06:56 UTC