The Guma Dam at Mile 13, which is responsible for 95% of the water supply to residents of Freetown, spilled on Tuesday 16th August, 2022. The spilling of the dam is an annual occurrence that assures Guma...
As works under the Freetown Wash and Aquatic Environment Revamping project continues, Guma Valley Water Company has announced of a three days shut down of water supply to the Regent, Gloucester and Leicester...
Perched on the Northern edge of a mountainous forest Peninsula , Freetown, the capital of Sierra Leone, is the only place in West Africa where forest covered mountains meet the sea from a distance: it...
The Guma Valley Water Company is a government own charged with the responsibility to provide safe, pure, and affordable water for the citizens. To ensure they provide their customers with the needed...
The Parliament of Sierra Leone has on Wednesday, 3 August 2022 intensively debated the bill entitled "The Guma Valley Water Company Act, 2021", for the development of Sierra Leone. The Bill seeks to...
The Management of Guma Valley Water Company has informed its valued customers that payment of Water Use Bill for the month of June 2022 is now due. Guma made this announcement in a public notice issued...
Guma Valley Water Company in partnership with the National Youth Commission (NAYCOM) and the Freetown Polytechnic has in a ceremony held at the Polytechnic's complex at Kissy Dock Yard certified 60 Artisan...
The Management of Guma Valley Water Company has notified its valued customers that it will embark on metering the premises of all classes of customers beginning the first week of July 2022. In September,...
The Board of Directors of the Guma Valley Water Company has undertake an extensive inspection of the project sites of the Freetown Water Supply Rehabilitation Project at the Mile 13 Dam and Treatment Plant,...
Minister of Water Resources, Ing. Philip Karimu Lansana, says a three-prong approach including community partnership is needed to be put in place to solve the issue of inadequate water supply to the Aberdeen...
