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The Mozambican government and the World Bank on Thursday signed an agreement in Maputo under which the Bank will channel six million US dollars to the government's Water Supply Investment and Assets Fund (FIPAG) intended to increase access to water supply for low income households in five Mozambican cities (Maputo, Beira, Quelimane, Nampula and Pemba).
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This will be brilliant for all those people living on the outskirts of Maputo and other towns/cities providing it is not put into action like credelec is. ie. You have to -Bribe the person at the office, to put you on the list- bribe the elctrician to connect - bribe the installation technician to say its connected properly - and only then get access.