Mwache Main Dam Downstream View The Mwache Dam Project is on course for the commencement of reservoir impoundment from 1st October, 2026, marking a significant phase in the implementation of the Project. The main dam is 90.59% complete as at 5th August, 2026. Construction of the 84-metre-high Roller Compacted Concrete (RCC) dam has progressed steadily, with the placement of Lift 14 currently underway and expected to be completed by 11th August 2026. The dam has now reached ab

The Mwache Dam Project Management Unit rep, Community Liaison Officer (CLO) Mwanasha Ramadhan, welcomed community representatives and the local administration to a stakeholder engagement meeting chaired by Kasemeni ACC Geoffrey M. Mwachofi at the project boardroom in Fulugani Village. The meeting focused on identifying and mapping potential community inconveniences ahead of the dam impoundment. The community raised key concerns, including potential waterborne diseases, road a

The Mwache Dam Project continues to sprinkle water along project access roads to suppress dust and enhance the safety and well-being of communities living near the construction area. This ongoing initiative helps improve air quality, reduce dust-related health risks, and ensure a safer environment for both residents and road users as construction progresses.

The Mwache Multi-Purpose Dam Project was officially transitioned from the State Department for Irrigation to the Ministry of Water and Sanitation, under the leadership of Principal Secretary Eng. Julius Korir, CBS, and Water Secretary Eng. Samwel Alima. This transition aims to enhance coordination, strengthen oversight, and align the project with national water sector priorities. This move marks a major milestone in accelerating project implementation and amplifying its impac