The Burma-Valley Mkwananzi Estate Borehole Drilling Project involved drilling ten boreholes to access groundwater for irrigation purposes at the Mkwananzi Estate banana plantation in Burma Valley. The project aimed to provide a reliable and sustainable source of water for the plantation, supporting the growth and productivity of the banana crops.

The Mukwanzanzi Estate, located near Mukwasi Village, has greatly benefited from the solar-powered borehole project. The estate’s residents, who previously struggled to access clean water, now have a reliable source of water for their daily needs. This has improved their overall health, hygiene, and quality of life, enabling them to live more comfortably and productively.

In addition to the residents, the Mukwanzanzi Estate’s agricultural activities have also benefited from the project. The availability of clean water has enabled farmers to irrigate their crops more efficiently, leading to increased crop yields and improved food security. This has had a positive impact on the estate’s economy, as farmers are now able to sell their surplus produce and generate additional income.