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DC Sweda aitaka Njuwasa kuongeza kasi ya ufungaji mita za kidijitali
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DC Sweda aitaka Njuwasa kuongeza kasi ya ufungaji mita za kidijitali

Mwananchi 1 day 1 mins read
Mkuu wa Wilaya ya Njombe, Juma Sweda, ameitaka Mamlaka ya Maji Safi na Usafi wa Mazingira Njombe (Njuwasa) kuongeza kasi ya ufungaji wa mita za maji za malipo kabla (prepaid) ili kupunguza malalamiko ya wananchi kuhusu ankara zinazodaiwa kutokidhi matumizi halisi.

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