Water Cabinet Secretary Eric Mugaa has blamed political interference and weak institutions for persistently undermining the country's water governance reforms.
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Water Cabinet Secretary Eric Mugaa. [File,Standard]
Water Cabinet Secretary Eric Mugaa has blamed political interference and weak institutions for persistently undermining the country's water governance reforms.
He warned structural changes will remain hollow without political will.
Speaking at the close of the five-year Catchment to Tap (C2T) programme in Nairobi on Thursday, June 18, Mugaa reduced the solution to a single word, repeated for emphasis.
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