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Government urges radical reforms to close water access gap by 2030

From left: Water and Sanitation Cabinet Secretary Eric Mugaa, Council of Governors Water Caucus Chair Joshua Irungu and Irrigation Principal Secretary Ephantus Kimotho during the launch of the Impact Report 17 by the Water Services Regulatory Board in Mombasa. [Boniface Okendo, Standard]

Kenya risks missing its universal water and sanitation goals unless it adopts urgent financing, regulatory and technology reforms, top government officials have warned.

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