Lake Victoria North Water Works Development Agency

14/10/2026

LVNWWDA RECEIVES FOUR ADDITIONAL WATER POLICE OFFICERS TO STRENGTHEN INFRASTRUCTURE SECURITY

Date: 14th October 2026
Venue: LVNWWDA Headquarters

The Lake Victoria North Water Works Development Agency (LVNWWDA) has received four additional Water Police Unit officers in a move aimed at strengthening security around critical water infrastructure and supporting efficient water service delivery across its area of jurisdiction.

The additional deployment is expected to enhance the Agency’s capacity to safeguard water infrastructure, deter vandalism, curb illegal water connections and address other unauthorised activities that contribute to Non-Revenue Water (NRW).

The officers will work in collaboration with the Agency’s technical and operational teams to strengthen surveillance, improve response to security incidents and protect vital water facilities against activities that compromise the reliability and sustainability of water supply systems.

The officers were received by the Agency’s Chief Executive Officer, Joel Wamalwa, alongside the Director of Corporate Communications, Mr. Tom Musungu.

Welcoming the officers, CEO Joel Wamalwa emphasised the importance of their deployment in strengthening the security of water infrastructure and supporting the Agency’s mandate. He noted that the officers would play a critical role in deterring vandalism, preventing illegal connections and safeguarding water facilities against activities that contribute to water losses. He further underscored the need for close collaboration between the Water Police Unit and the Agency’s technical and operational teams to ensure effective protection of water infrastructure, improved operational efficiency and reliable water service delivery to communities across the Agency’s six-county jurisdiction.

10/10/2026

LVNWWDA Joins Kenyans in Marking Mazingira Day Through Tree Planting

Date: 10 October, 2026
Endebess, TransNzoia

The Lake Victoria North Water Works Development Agency (LVNWWDA) joined Kenyans in marking Mazingira Day in Endebess, Trans Nzoia County, in a national event led by His Excellency President William Samoei Ruto , reaffirming the country’s commitment to environmental conservation and forest restoration.

The celebrations supported the national target of planting 5.3 million trees in commemoration of Mazingira Day, contributing to Kenya’s goal of growing 15 billion trees by 2032 to combat climate change and restore the environment.

The event also featured the distribution of cocoa seedlings to farmers to promote environmentally friendly agriculture while creating additional income opportunities for local communities. Aerial seeding technology was also unveiled to complement tree-planting efforts and accelerate forest restoration.

In addition, the Mt. Elgon Integrated Conservation and Livelihood Improvement Programme Strategic Plan 2026–2036 was launched to restore degraded forests, protect water resources and improve the livelihoods of communities around Mt. Elgon.

The Agency’s team was led by Director Bernard Gibet, Chief Executive Officer Joel Wamalwa and Director Corporate Communications Mr. Tom Musungu.

LVNWWDA remains committed to environmental sustainability through initiatives that protect water catchment areas, restore ecosystems and safeguard water resources for present and future generations.

09/10/2026

LVNWWDA Showcases Water and Sanitation Expertise at Kitale ASK Show

The Lake Victoria North Water Works Development Agency (LVNWWDA) is participating in the Kitale ASK Show, delivering professional presentations on key matters relating to water and sanitation.

The presentations are being conducted by Ms. Peris Atieno, Ms. Sinita Wabomba, Mr. Asbel Cheruiyot, and Mr. Alloys Wasike, who are sharing knowledge and expertise on water and sanitation with show attendees.

The Agency’s team is led by Mr. Tom Musungu, Deputy Director, Corporate Communications, underscoring LVNWWDA’s commitment to public education, stakeholder engagement, and raising awareness of the importance of sustainable water and sanitation services.

Through this participation, the Agency continues to promote knowledge sharing and strengthen public understanding of its mandate in advancing access to safe and reliable water services.

08/10/2026

LVNWWDA Colleagues Bid Farewell to Caroline Tarus

Led by Director Rev. Douglas Beru and Chief Executive Officer, Joel Wamalwa, LVNWWDA colleagues joined family and friends in bidding farewell to their departed colleague, Caroline Tarus, during her burial today.

The Agency remembers Caroline for her dedication, friendship and service. Though deeply missed, her memory and the impact she made will forever remain in our hearts. May her soul rest in eternal peace.

05/10/2026

Happy Customer Service week.
We are open to give our customers the best services ever.

Karibuni..!

28/09/2026

LVNWWDA Holds Groundbreaking Ceremony for Elukanji Springs Water Project

KAKAMEGA | September 28, 2026

The Lake Victoria North Water Works Development Agency (LVNWWDA) has held a groundbreaking ceremony for the Elukanji Spring Protection and Water Supply Project, marking the beginning of efforts to improve access to safe, reliable and sustainable water for residents of Elukanji and surrounding areas.

The project will involve the protection of the Elukanji spring and construction of a 100m³ masonry sump, which will enhance water storage capacity while safeguarding the water source.

The planned works will also include the installation of a submersible pump and solar-hybrid system, an elevated storage tank, communal water points and a distribution pipeline, expanding access to reliable water within the community.

The project is located at Elukanji Primary School, where a borehole will provide an additional water source. Water kiosks will also be established outside the school to enable residents and pupils to access clean and reliable water conveniently.
The groundbreaking ceremony was attended by COTU Secretary-General Hon. Francis Atwoli and the Area Member of Parliament, Hon. Christopher Aseka, alongside LVNWWDA leadership led by Director Abraham Cheruiyot and Chief Executive Officer Joel Wamalwa.

The Agency's technical team was led by the Director, Technical Infrastructure and Development, Eng. Christopher Bwire, who provided technical guidance on the planned infrastructure and its role in strengthening water service delivery.

Speaking during the ceremony, LVNWWDA leadership reaffirmed the Agency's commitment to developing sustainable water infrastructure that responds to the needs of communities across its area of jurisdiction.

The Elukanji project is expected to strengthen the use of local water resources, incorporate renewable energy solutions and expand water distribution infrastructure, contributing to improved access to safe, reliable and sustainable water services for the community.

Maji Safi, Maisha Bora.

26/09/2026

LVNWWDA Leadership Assesses Kabiyet–Kaiboi Project Ahead of Presidential Groundbreaking

KABIYET | September 26, 2026

The leadership of the Lake Victoria North Water Works Development Agency (LVNWWDA) has conducted an inspection of the Kabiyet–Kaiboi Water Project ahead of the planned visit by H.E. President William Samoei Ruto, who is expected to preside over the groundbreaking ceremony for the project.

The inspection was led by LVNWWDA Director Abraham Cheruiyot and Chief Executive Officer Joel Wamalwa, who assessed the level of preparedness at the project site ahead of the Presidential groundbreaking.

Particular attention was given to the mobilization of construction materials and other resources required to commence implementation, as well as the general readiness of the project site.

The project team, led by Eng. George Odede, briefed the Agency leadership on the preparations undertaken so far, the status of materials mobilization and other key areas requiring attention before the groundbreaking ceremony.

The inspection underscores LVNWWDA’s commitment to ensuring that strategic water infrastructure projects are adequately prepared for commencement and implemented in line with the required timelines and standards.

The Kabiyet–Kaiboi Water Project is expected to enhance access to reliable and sustainable water services for communities in the surrounding areas, as the Government continues to expand water infrastructure and improve service delivery.

23/09/2026

23/09/2026

An update on Malava Cluster Water Project.

The project is taking shape under the guidance of the Board of Directors led by Chairman Hon. John Imoite and Management's leadership steered by Chief Executive Officer, Joel Wamalwa.

19/09/2026

A comprehensive update on the construction of Lubao Dam Water Project. The project will be complete in the next two months. It will serve two sub counties, ie, Shinyalu and Malava.