WIRE — Augusto Chipenembe, chairperson of Mozambique's public water company (AdeM), believes that the country must continue betting on the Water Revolving Fund because it enables low-income households to make connections by paying the associated costs in installments. According to Chipenembe, who was speaking at a seminar on "Expansion Strategy for the Water House Connection Revolving Fund", Source
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