A water quality evaluation of Swaziland rural water supplies. This present study arose from the findings of a previous study which took place during the dry season. It was suggested that the water quality determined, both chemical and bacteriological could be different from that observed during the wet season. Hence the six areas tested were re-visited and water samples collected for chemical and bacteriological analysis during the period of heavy rains in December. Where some of the schemes were complete or in an advanced state of completion it was decided not to be re-test the former sources of supply e.g. surface streams etc. since these sources had been abandoned. Discussion of sources of pollution have not been included in this report if described in the earlier report.