On 23 March 2021, WES Network members held a press briefing  whose main agenda was to ask government to prioritize the WASH sector. In her remarks the board chairperson for WES Network, madam Kate Harawa said that its very unfortunate to note that the WASH Cluster is...

Yesterday, WES Network secretariat and members met the Parliamentary Committee for Natural Resources and Climate Change to discuss water issues.  Among other issues discussed were need to increase both National and district WASH funding and allocation, long term...

A summary of the Water Quality Report  Quality of water supplied to Lilongwe city 1.Microbiological analysis indicates that during the time of the exercise the water was free from Microbial contaminants 2. Fluoride content:  0.86mg/ and  iron content:   0.068mg/l =...

A debate  about who should empty pit latrines between Government and NGOs for the sake of sustainability  sprung when Harold Chirwa who is the Pit Emptying Association introduced the association. The issue of disposal and treatments has also been tabled as a...

Speaking during the African Civil Society Network on Water and Sanitation (ANEW) meeting today, WES Network' s National Coordinator Willies Mwandira has highlighted WES Network's involvement in the currently under review Water Policy and how strengthened systems have...