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Gathige
#111 Posted : Wednesday, July 19, 2017 10:43:39 AM
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kaka2za wrote:
hardwood wrote:
murchr wrote:
Now that Nairobi has been without water for sometime, are there wazuans still opposed to this project?


Yes there are....until baba tells them otherwise.


The project may not be needed regardless what Baba says. I understand that up to 40% of the water is lost along the pipeline. The problem can be solved by reducing the wastage.



Most of the so called illegal connections are done officially by the water people.
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murchr
#112 Posted : Wednesday, July 19, 2017 4:07:24 PM
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kaka2za wrote:
hardwood wrote:
murchr wrote:
Now that Nairobi has been without water for sometime, are there wazuans still opposed to this project?


Yes there are....until baba tells them otherwise.


The project may not be needed regardless what Baba says. I understand that up to 40% of the water is lost along the pipeline. The problem can be solved by reducing the wastage.


With all the expansion of Nairobi you say more water is not needed?

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kaka2za
#113 Posted : Wednesday, July 19, 2017 4:20:26 PM
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murchr wrote:
kaka2za wrote:
hardwood wrote:
murchr wrote:
Now that Nairobi has been without water for sometime, are there wazuans still opposed to this project?


Yes there are....until baba tells them otherwise.


The project may not be needed regardless what Baba says. I understand that up to 40% of the water is lost along the pipeline. The problem can be solved by reducing the wastage.


With all the expansion of Nairobi you say more water is not needed?

We are enslaved people


No I didn't .More water can be available by dealing with losses through seepage.It's cheaper and more efficient because resources are scarce.
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murchr
#114 Posted : Wednesday, July 19, 2017 4:25:45 PM
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kaka2za wrote:
murchr wrote:
kaka2za wrote:
hardwood wrote:
murchr wrote:
Now that Nairobi has been without water for sometime, are there wazuans still opposed to this project?


Yes there are....until baba tells them otherwise.


The project may not be needed regardless what Baba says. I understand that up to 40% of the water is lost along the pipeline. The problem can be solved by reducing the wastage.


With all the expansion of Nairobi you say more water is not needed?

We are enslaved people


No I didn't .More water can be available by dealing with losses through seepage.It's cheaper and more efficient because resources are scarce.


No doubt but the current infrastructure was put in place in the 60s when the population was about 600K, today's population is about 4Million, can the same infrastructure sustain the city even without seepage?
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murchr
#115 Posted : Monday, April 16, 2018 6:54:18 PM
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Too much rain in Muranga. Is this project on going?
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Ericsson
#116 Posted : Wednesday, April 18, 2018 5:03:29 PM
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Too much rain in Muranga. Is this project on going?


Of course yes after the handshake
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Lolest!
#117 Posted : Wednesday, April 18, 2018 7:41:50 PM
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Despite the heavy rains that have pounded the country for more than a month, the Ndakaini Dam, one of Nairobi’s main water supply towers, has no water.

Officials say the dam lacks a reservoir to harvest water and residents will have to put up with water rationing until next year

One would have expected the long rains to bring residents’ woes to an end but water levels at Ndakaini dam is just at 30 per cent

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deadpoet
#118 Posted : Wednesday, April 18, 2018 8:43:06 PM
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[quote=Lolest!]
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Despite the heavy rains that have pounded the country for more than a month, the Ndakaini Dam, one of Nairobi’s main water supply towers, has no water.

Officials say the dam lacks a reservoir to harvest water and residents will have to put up with water rationing until next year

One would have expected the long rains to bring residents’ woes to an end but water levels at Ndakaini dam is just at 30 per cent



What in the world does that mean?
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murchr
#119 Posted : Wednesday, April 18, 2018 8:52:32 PM
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deadpoet wrote:
[quote=Lolest!]
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Despite the heavy rains that have pounded the country for more than a month, the Ndakaini Dam, one of Nairobi’s main water supply towers, has no water.

Officials say the dam lacks a reservoir to harvest water and residents will have to put up with water rationing until next year

One would have expected the long rains to bring residents’ woes to an end but water levels at Ndakaini dam is just at 30 per cent



What in the world does that mean?


Incompetence = Kizungu mingi catwalk. I thought a dam is a reservoir?
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deadpoet
#120 Posted : Wednesday, April 18, 2018 9:01:46 PM
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murchr wrote:
deadpoet wrote:
[quote=Lolest!]
Quote:
Despite the heavy rains that have pounded the country for more than a month, the Ndakaini Dam, one of Nairobi’s main water supply towers, has no water.

Officials say the dam lacks a reservoir to harvest water and residents will have to put up with water rationing until next year

One would have expected the long rains to bring residents’ woes to an end but water levels at Ndakaini dam is just at 30 per cent



What in the world does that mean?


Incompetence = Kizungu mingi catwalk. I thought a dam is a reservoir?


Indeed. A large body of water requires... another body of water? I am befuddled by this obfuscating vocabulary.
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