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We're #hiring a new Electrical Engineering Team Lead in Bujumbura, Bujumbura Mairie. Apply today or share this post with your network.

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Happy Birthday to Amazi Water President Robert Thorp! 🎂  Help celebrate by funding a well 🚰 in Burundi that will provide more than 1,500 people with safe, clean water. 100% of your gift will fund water projects! https://lnkd.in/gQzNk_qP #WaterForAll #PeerToPeer #BirthdaysThatCount #WaterWells

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📑 Read more about our Chairman, Robert Vanman, and “How a need for speed led to solving Burundi’s water crisis” in this great article from our friends at the National Christian Foundation! Amazi Water is grateful for ministry partners who have a heart for people in need of safe, clean water in the world’s poorest country.

As part of the INKEBUZO caravan, His Excellency Evariste NDAYISHIMIYE, President of the Republic of Burundi, visited one of Amazi Water’s water systems in Matana, in the province of Bururi. The water system serves more than 5,400 people in the Rubanga community, the Catholic Church, and two schools. During his speech, His Excellency Evariste NDAYISHIMIYE urged the community of Rubanga to take good care of it and to invest in contributing to the extension of the water distribution: “I am happy to see that 900 households will have access to clean water. […] The natives, the administration, and churches have a key role in supporting you to extend the water points near your houses […]” His Excellency Evariste NDAYISHIMIYE encouraged the community of Rubanga to keep going forward and find ways to develop their colline. Pictures taken by @NtareHouse & @RTNBurundi #WaterForAll

Mu rugendo rwitiriwe INKEBUZO, Nyen’Icubahiro Umukuru w'Igihugu Evariste NDAYISHIMIYE arimwo mu gihugu cose, yaragendeye komine Matana mu Ntara ya Bururi aho ishirahamwe mpuzamakungu ridaharanira inyungu Amazi Water ryaronkeje amazi meza abenegihugu b'i Rubanga. Ayo mazi meza afasha abenegihugu barenga 5.400, ishengero rya Katorika hamwe n'amashure abiri ariyo Ishure shingiro ya Rubanga hamwe na Lycée Rubanga. Mw'ijambo ryiwe, Nyen'Icubahiro Evariste NDAYISHIMIYE yarahimirije abenegihugu b'i Rubanga kubungabunga iyo ngabire asaba n'imvukira gushiramwo ukuboko kwabo kugira ayo mazi meza ashikire benegihugu benshi bashoboka. "Ndahimbawe cane gusanga nk’ubu imiryango amajana icenda igiye kuronka amazi meza. […] Imvukira, abajejwe intwaro, nabo barafise uruhara, n’amashengero tutayibagiye, […] bukebuke ugasanga amazi yarakwiragiye”. Nyen'Icubahiro Evariste NDAYISHIMIYE yagiriyeko asaba abenegihugu b'i Rubanga gukora ibishoboka vyose ngo babandanye biteza imbere kandi bateza imbere umutumba wabo. Isanamu zafashwe na @NtareHouse & @RTNBurundi

Last week, in Tenga, Bujumbura Rural, #Burundi, Amazi Water celebrated its 1000th well with Major General Nkusi Charles from @ntarehouse, Nsengiyumva Désiré, Governor of Bujumbura-Rural, Butoyi Siméon, Commune Leader of Mutimbuzi and the community. More than 15,000 people in that community now have access to safe, #cleanwater for the first time. This single-well system is the largest Amazi Water has installed to date. The water is stored in three 10,000-liter elevated tanks and flows to 22 taps around the community. 36 solar panels power the pump. This event marks a milestone in our commitment to ending the water crisis in Burundi with the goal of providing safe, clean water for every community in Burundi by 2030.  Thank you for your continued support in serving the perseverant people of Burundi! #AmaziWater #CleanWaterforBurundi

I'm grateful to be back in Burundi serving with Amazi Water this week. I am continually impressed with the perseverance of the beautiful people here. We are working hard to make safe, clean water available border-to-border by 2030! Exciting days ahead.

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