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Sh1.7b water project to end crisis

Kericho Governor Paul Chepkwony (left) when he visited the Kimugu Water Treatment Plant. [Nikko Tanui, Standard]

Perennial water shortage in Kericho County will be a thing of the past upon completion of a Sh1.7 billion project funded by a German bank.

According to the county government, Kimugu Water Treatment Plant at Duka Moja, funded by Germany KfW Development Bank, will end perennial water shortage in the region.

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