Khato Civils' Masama 100km Pipeline Project starts

Friday, June 05, 2020

Khato Civilsu00e2u20acu2122 Masama 100km Pipeline Project starts

Four years since it was put up for tender, the Water Utilities Corporation's 100 km sweet water project from the Masama aquifer to Mmamashia is finally up and running.

It has been two weeks now since the contractor, Khato Civils, set up base at Artesia, from where bulldozers have been busy with bush clearing to mark the pathway along which trenching activities and associated works will be carried out.

Country manager Ishmael Maposa says they are currently finalising appointments of the work force needed for the project, following advertisements for jobs in the local media in April.

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