Guma Valley Water Company has on a public notice issued yesterday informed that works on damaged sections on their transmission mains in some parts of the Western Area have been finalized. According...
His Excellency President Julius Maada Bio has embarked on an inspection of the Guma Water facility. The facility has been affected by deforestation and land grabbing in the quest to construct houses...
The Minister of Internal Affairs, Panda Noah, has intimated the Sierra Leone media that the New Direction administration, since its inception, has and continues to wage war indiscipline, corruption and...
Guma Valley Water Company is the body given the mandate to provide water facilities to homes in the municipality of Freetown. Guma Valley Water Company relies principally on a single source, the Guma Dam,...
The Guma Valley Water Company has the primary objective of providing safe and affordable drinking water to the residents of Greater Freetown and beyond. Unfortunately, the company continues to demonstrate...
Reports from the Guma pumping Station at Hill Station in Freetown, reaches the shores of Sierraloaded that thieves have invaded the station and stolen large amount of its cables. This medium received...
As today World Water Day is commemorated, we take a look at Sierra Leone's major problems of accessing quality water and adequate standard of living. Over the years, Sierra Leoneans have been facing...
The Government Inter-Ministerial Committee on Lands, Water Catchment Areas and Mangrove has on a public notice on Thursday 10 March 2022 called on individuals constructing structures on Guma Valley transmission...
Amidst massive deforestation of Water Catchment areas, Guma Valley Managing Directors Calls for Government Intervention. Encroachment in water catchment areas in the Western area, has been the main...
The Guma Valley Water Company has announced that the water supply will be shut down today in Freetown, between the hours of 11:00am to 3:00 pm. This is as a result of the damaged transmission pipelines...
