Prime Minister Mwigulu Nchemba has inspected the ongoing 28 billion Tanzanian shilling water supply project in Manyoni Town, Singida Region, and expressed satisfaction with the progress achieved so far.The project has reached 80 percent completion and is expected to be finished by August 10, 2026.

During his visit, he received a project update from MAUWASA Managing Director Engineer Lucas Mwinuka, who confirmed that implementation is proceeding according to schedule.

The government-funded project includes the drilling of new water wells, construction of a pumping station, installation of a two-million-litre water storage tank, and expansion of distribution pipelines across residential areas.Once completed, the project will significantly increase water production capacity in Manyoni from 2.057 million litres per day to 6.48 million litres per day.This increase is expected to greatly improve access to clean and safe water for more than 64,000 residents.

Deputy Minister for Water Engineer Kundo Mathew stated that the project supports the government's commitment to improving water services and delivering on development goals related to public health and economic growth.

The Manyoni scheme forms part of the fourth phase of the 28 Town Water Project programme, which also covers Kiomboi, Singida, Chamwino, Chemba and Mugumu.The broader programme is valued at more than 142 billion Tanzanian shillings.

Officials said the project will raise water service coverage in Manyoni from 49 percent to 100 percent and has been designed to meet the town's water demand for the next 20 years.The investment is intended to support sustainable urban growth while improving living standards and access to essential services.