The Government of Lesotho and partners today commemorates World Water Day at Ha Ralintši in Mafeteng, bringing together community members to highlight the importance of safe and sustainable water access. While the global observance is on 22 March, the event emphasizes ongoing efforts, public awareness, and shared responsibility in protecting water resources.

On Friday (10.04.26), the WASCO Board and managers gathered in a quiet but heartfelt ceremony to bid farewell to their former caretaker CEO, Mr. Falla Seboko. The room was filled with appreciation as board members spoke of his steady leadership during a time of transition, while managers recalled his open door and calm guidance in

The Water and Sewerage Company (WASCO) has appointed a new Chief Executive, Mr. Mpeke Lebohang Makara, to mark an important milestone in the organization’s journey toward improved service delivery and operational excellence. This leadership transition comes at a pivotal time as WASCO continues to enhance its provision of water and sanitation services throughout all urban

The Water and Sewerage Company (WASCO), as a responsible employer and values-driven organisation, is proud to participate in the forthcoming National Dialogue on Private Sector Engagement in GBV Prevention in the Workplace, scheduled for Thursday, 19th June 2025. This pivotal event is convened under the Partnerships for Prevention of Gender-Based Violence in Southern Africa (PfP

On Thursday, March 13, 2025, the World Bank’s Lead Water Supply and Sanitation Specialist, Mr. Miguel Vargas-Ramirez, officially handed over Non-Revenue Water (NRW) and laboratory support equipment, along with three Toyota GD6 twin-cab vehicles, to WASCO. The laboratory equipment, valued at $228,000, includes data capturing tools, information and laboratory management software, and analytical instruments spanning

In the third reporting quarter, our Maseru Centre recorded a significant non-revenue water (NRW) rate of 52%, with service connection leaks alone accounting for 15% of this loss – an alarming 390 million litres of water and an economic impact of 5.8 million Maloti per quarter. This situation demands immediate action.   That’s why WASCO, through

In a significant step toward improving water supply to Tšenola, Mabote Litupung, Koalabata, Sekamaneng, Marabeng, Ha Tšiu, and Ha Foso in the northern part of Maseru, WASCO officially launched a new water transmission pipeline on Christmas Eve, December 24, 2024, at Ha Senekane. This pipeline connects to the High North Reservoir at Lancers Gap, a

Health and Safety measures at workplace are priorities in reducing the number of workplace fatalities and the well-being of employees. WASCO has reported zero fatal accidents during operations in the period 2015 to 2024. This is commendable considering the Company’s nature of work. This according to the Health and Safety Officer Mr. Kopano Molefi is

Water and Sewerage Company (WASCO) held wellness activities for the Southern (Mohale’s hoek) and Northen (Leribe) operation centres on Friday 19th and 23rd August respectively.  The objective of this activity is to uplift the spirit of WASCO employees. In his address to employees, the Chief Executive (CE) Mr. Falla Seboko assured them that they are