How many private water companies are there in the country, I know only of Runda water and also where do they get their water source from, do they lay down their own infrastructure and do they have exclusive rights to an area such that Nairobi Water cant go in?
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There are several private water companies I have heard of but not in Nairobi. I think all you need is a ready source of water e.g a permanent river or more preferably a good dam on the river. Most of the companies lay down their own pipes and all the infrastructure involved. However I dont think they have exclusive rights to an area or river. I personally know of two water companies serving one area. However one is a private company while the other is owned by the county govt. But the two companies have diff sources of water
A river/dam is a national resource, how is it given to a private corp?
Is it illegal for a private company to build a dam on a river? And who now owns the dam once its built on the river?
Is it also illegal for a private company to use water from a river that is a public resource?
There are no private dams in Kenya
You can get a license to use water from a dam, but not to build one.
doubt to supply water to such a scale
@Gio get your facts right. If I have a farm and construct a dam fed by run off rain water you mean to say that dam won’t be mine?
Noticed the same thing in Ruai area za Joska, Drumvale and et al… Iko mjamaa ana supply hizo area na maji, they do the piping mpaka kwa nyumba yako. Hawa ma ninja (cartels) wana honga watu wa kanjo alafu wana ration maji like mna pata maji siku moja kwa wiki.
Kama iko mtu hapa anaishi Ruai hapa can confirm to that
Most of the areas in Pipeline and Tassia are supplied by boreholes sunk by individuals who then pipe the water to neighbouring houses, businesses and flats. Whether it’s a legal business or not is another matter altogether.
Rain water? How much cubic metres of water do you want to harvest?
Think you can do that for borehole water on private property but you cannot dam a river