By Suleman Chitera | Malawi Freedom Network

Since late 2015, Pacific Limited—through its dedicated initiative, Pacific Borehole—has quietly reshaped the lives of millions of Malawians by bringing dead boreholes back to life. Led by entrepreneur Faisal Aboo, the program has rehabilitated more than 7,000 boreholes across multiple constituencies, providing sustainable access to clean water for communities long plagued by scarcity.

“We are not just fixing boreholes; we are restoring dignity and opportunity,” said Aboo.

A Model of Scale and Commitment

What began as a small operation has grown into a nationwide effort spanning 8 years. Working hand-in-hand with local leaders and community volunteers, the initiative has reduced the distance many villagers must walk to find safe drinking water. Constituencies that once relied on unsafe sources now report steady flows of clean water.

Investment and Partnerships

Pacific Limited has financed the initiative largely through private capital, with additional support from technical partners and community contributions. While exact figures remain undisclosed, sector experts estimate millions of kwacha have been invested to keep the program running at scale.

Impact on Daily Life

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