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Water woes in a growing city

Summary by The Nation
At 4 am, Chrissy Mpata of Sawayeka on the nothrern margins of Mzuzu City leaves her husband fast asleep and disappears into the dark, carrying her bucket. Her third-born daughter follows half-asleep, down a hill dotted with emerging houses. At Kamunkhota, about a kilometre away, a borehole near Nkhorongo Community Day Secondary School serves four peri-urban settlements. On arrival, Mpata, 49, joins the queue, placing her bucket in a crooked line…
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The Nation broke the news in Blantyre, Malawi on Thursday, March 12, 2026.
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