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‘We’re struggling; pay your water bills’ – GWCL tells Ghanaians

Ghana Water Limited (GWL) has appealed to customers to pay their water bills promptly, warning that poor revenue mobilisation and the increasing rate of illegal connections are affecting efforts to improve water supply across the country.
Communications Manager of GWL, Stanley Martey, said the company’s ability to repair ageing infrastructure and invest in water distribution systems has been significantly affected because many consumers either fail to pay their bills or access water through illegal connections.” He appealed to the public to support Ghana Water by paying their bills, reporting illegal connections, and protecting the country’s water bodies, saying these measures are essential to ensuring a sustainable and reliable water supply for all.
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