Water Resource Management Authority (WARMA) CEO, Mohamed Shurie, has been recognized as the top-performing CEO in Kenya, according to a poll conducted by Microtrak Africa.
Since assuming office, Shurie has been dedicated to ensuring the sustainable management, use, and conservation of the country’s water resources. His efforts have garnered widespread praise from the public, particularly for his role in issuing water permits for agricultural, industrial, and domestic purposes.
Following the release of the report, Kenyans commended Shurie for his leadership in monitoring water bodies and assessing the availability, quality, and quantity of water resources across the nation. He has also been instrumental in protecting water catchment areas, preventing degradation, and promoting sustainable water use.
Joshua Gathuru, a resident of Mihango Ward in Nairobi, expressed his appreciation, saying, “I want to congratulate Mr. Shurie for his commitment to service delivery. WARMA has continuously ensured that water resources are accessible to all Kenyans, while safeguarding water catchment areas.”
In the same poll, the CEO of the Micro and Small Enterprises Authority (MSEA), Henry Ridhaa, was ranked second, while the head of Kenya Ports Authority (KPA) took third place.
The survey, conducted by research firm Microtrak Africa, was carried out across all counties in Kenya, with over 2,000 respondents aged 18 and above participating.
Throughout his tenure, Shurie has prioritized public education and the protection of water catchments, emphasizing the importance of sustainable water management for the country’s future.
