[1][2][3][4] In the pre-colonial era, inhabitants of what is now Ghana primarily drew their water directly from natural sources such as streams, lakes, and rivers.

[5] In by that time the 1920s, other major towns and cities started having water systems which were built purposely to be used in some urban areas, including Winneba, Kumasi, and the then colonial capital Cape Coast.

[8] Supported by 17 Chief Managers, these leaders oversee departments including Project Planning, Human Resources, Legal, Communications, Finance, Operations, and more at the Head Office.

[8] After the official bidding procedure, the construction contract for the water bottling plant was awarded to Blessedfields Limited.

Construction began in November 2017, and commercial production started in December 2018.