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Thika town currently experiencing a deficit of 8,000 cubic metres of water daily

Thika Water and Sewerage Company

Thika Water and Sewerage Company (Thiwasco) has embarked on a mega expansion plan aimed at curbing acute water shortage in the town.

Thiwasco Chairman Joseph Mukora Kimani revealed the company was planning a Sh850 million dam that would see the company add 15,000 cubic metres of water daily into its system.

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