WaterKiosk Africa

Happy International Day of the Girl Child! The 2024 International Day of the Girl theme is ‘Girls’ vision for the future’. It conveys both the need for urgent action and persistent hope, driven by the power of girls’ voices and vision for the future. At WaterKiosk Africa we create an avenue for the girl child to succeed, grow and develop their skills by training them and giving them an opportunity to serve others. Empowering girls is key to fostering a more equitable and prosperous society. #HappyInternationalDayOfTheGirl #solarwaterdesalination #EmpoweringLocalCommunities

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Today, WaterKiosk Africa in conjunction with Oxfam International, have commissioned and handed over the first system of the 6th generation, Winture Planet Cube Solar Water Desalination technology at Kibokoni, Old Town Mombasa. The Kibokoni community faces several water challenges including water scarcity, contamination and salinity intrusion, making it the ideal location to receive a solar water desalination system for its drinking water with a capacity of 25,000litres/ day. The new solar desalination system version represents our commitment to improving water accessibility and sustainability. Equipped with state-of-the-art technology, this system is designed to enhance efficiency and reliability, setting a new benchmark in the water desalination industry. It will help address water scarcity and provide clean water solutions for the community. Further to the handover, an intensive training exercise has been conducted to the local operators on technical and business management skills of this landmark project. The system is manufactured by Boreal Light GmbH and maintained by WaterKiosk Africa. #EmpoweringLocalCommunities #oldtownmombasa #cleanwater #solarenergy

Today we culminated a week's long sensitization exercise on the importance of clean and safe drinking water in Kwale County. Access to clean and safe drinking water is crucial for maintaining good health and preventing diseases. We urged the community to avoid improper waste disposal to their water sources and to practice proper storage of their drinking water in clean, covered containers to prevent recontamination. By understanding the importance of clean water, & practicing safe water management, communities can reduce the risk of diseases and improve overall well-being. #WaterIsLife #sensitization #SDG6

For two days we had fruitful engagement with Burani residents in Kwale County on the importance of clean & safe drinking water. Most of the residents use their eyes to determine if the water is clean to use or not. After conducting few tests from the different sources they had, it was clear that it is impossible to determine from just looking with your bare eyes whether the water is safe or unsafe. Ensuring the residents access clean & safe water involves a combination of proper treatment of the available water, and the residents practicing proper hygiene. #CleanWater #sensitization #WaterIsLife #EmpoweringLocalCommunities

Clean and safe drinking water is crucial for maintaining health, supporting life, and fostering sustainable development. Clean and safe drinking water is foundational for health, economic development, and environmental sustainability. It supports life in all its forms and is essential for a thriving, equitable, and sustainable world. This week, WaterKiosk Africa in Collaboration with Cewas will be conducting a sensitization workshop in Kwale County on the importance of clean & safe drinking water, and the different ways to store the water to avoid contamination. Stay tuned for more updates! #water #safedrinkingwater #sensitization #kwalecounty

Meet Mesaid Rashid Salim, one of our coastal region operators, empowered with knowledge and skills from the WaterKiosk academy. Mesaid operates from Mtongwe WaterKiosk and she can troubleshoot any issue arising from the system. As an operator, her role doesn’t end by just producing and dispensing water but also she sensitizes people on the advantages of taking hygiene drinking water. The area is inhibited with a huge number of lower class people doing menial jobs and water in that region is quite a challenge. Most of the water used comes from shallow wells, which are not only salty but also contaminated contributing to rise of waterborne related diseases. #empoweringlocalcommunities #waterislife #successstory https://lnkd.in/dM6RgZrG

From July 25th to 26th, WaterKiosk Academy hosted two groups of diploma students from the Kenya Water Institute for a study tour at the Assembly Hall. The tour aimed to provide practical exposure to advanced water treatment technologies, specifically solar water desalination. We believe that hands-on experience in a real-world environment is essential for the comprehensive education of future water engineers. WaterKiosk Academy is dedicated to developing capacity and competency, offering certificate programs with training in both technical and soft skills. Special thanks to our trainers Eng. moses shikuku, the Technical Manager at WaterKiosk Africa, and FRANKLINE MWANGI for leading the sessions. #waterkioskacademy #kewi #partnership

Winture desalination systems are capable of delivering high quality Hygiene Drinking, Irrigation, Fish Farm and Sanitation Water from any kind of high saline or polluted water resources. The systems are carefully designed for low-income communities with all their needs and requirements. Reducing the cost of access to drinking water by 90%. The systems are manufactured by Boreal Light GmbH with precision to technology. For enquiries contact us on: 0769505133 #waterkiosk #desalination #hygienedrinkingwater #HealthyLiving #EmpoweringLocalCommunities

WaterKiosk Africa, represented by Managing Director Mr. Samuel Kinyanjui, is delighted to participate in the on-going Decentralized Energy Solutions Conference at the Hyatt Regency in Dar-es-Salaam, Tanzania. The conference is aimed to foster discussions on the latest technological advancements and business opportunities for the Tanzanian private sector, as well as to establish connections between German companies and Tanzanian stakeholders. Prominent attendees include H.E. @Thomas Terstegen, Ambassador of the Federal Republic of Germany to Tanzania, and Hon. Dr. @Doto Mashaka Biteko (TBC), Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Energy for the United Republic of Tanzania. Distinguished German solution providers have showcased their products and services, highlighting their competitive advantages in optimizing energy consumption and utilizing renewable energy for both captive and decentralized applications. These companies are Sunset Energietechnik GmbH, Soventix GmbH represented by Soventix East Africa Limited, SMA Altenso GmbH, nOa climate, Glume Elektro Jungs GmbH, Asantys Systems GmbH, and Boreal Light GmbH, represented by its partner, WaterKiosk Africa. These companies will be matched with interested Tanzanian companies and stakeholders in individual B2B meetings. The conference has been organized by German Chambers of Commerce Abroad (AHK) Eastern Africa Ltd in collaboration with the Renewables Academy (RENAC).