Mauritius: More than 3,200 households in Ecroignard, Camp Ithier, Camp Marcelin, and the upper parts of Bramsthan (Mauritius) will benefit from an increased pressure of water supply. The improvement is effective immediately, providing a minimum of 18 hours of high pressure water supply.
Mauritius: In line with the Government's vision to ensure an adequate and sustainable supply of water across the country, Prime Minister Pravind Kumar Jugnauth inaugurated, yesterday afternoon, two new service reservoirs at Cluny and Riche-en-Eau, constructed to the tune of Rs 74 million.
Mauritius: A site visit was organised by the Central Water Authority (CWA) yesterday at Belle Mare to take stock of the progress of works regarding the ongoing in-house Pipe Replacement Programme currently being undertaken between Belle Mare and Palmar.
Mauritius: The collaboration of the public and private sectors to accelerate and catalyse the adoption of innovative and technology-driven solutions to manage scarce water resources was highlighted by the Minister of Energy and Public Utilities, Mr Georges Pierre Lesjongard, today, in Ebène.
Mauritius: A new water resources bill, taking into consideration the water requirement of the country and the development of the water sector within a well-defined legal framework for the mobilisation, management, development and conservation of water resources in Mauritius, will soon be introduced in the parliament, stated the Minister of Energy and Public Utilities, Georges Pierre Lesjongard.
