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Topic : Water

Harare residents face US$144m Chinese loan burden

The controversy surrounding the loan repayment has sparked concerns about the city's financial management and the burden placed on residents.

By Obert Siamilandu Apr. 5, 2025

Harare residents face US$144m Chinese loan burden

Bulawayo runs dry after faulty pipeline leak

He said Umzingwane raw water pipeline at uMzinyathi and the Sulzer raw water pump repairs were still outstanding, awaiting delivery of necessary materials.

By Bongile Moyo Mar. 27, 2025

Bulawayo runs dry after faulty pipeline leak

Harare residents move to block privatisation of water

The city's water crisis has been a longstanding issue, with residents often going without water for days.

By Obert Siamilandu Mar. 25, 2025

Harare residents move to block privatisation of water

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US$40m debtors' book grounds Zinwa operations

Zinwa is a State-owned company that manages water resources and provides water-related products and services in Zimbabwe.

By Lorraine Muromo Mar. 25, 2025

US$40m debtors' book grounds Zinwa operations

BCC speaks on water privatisation reports

Coltart said the goal of setting up a water utility was to enhance management while keeping water as a public resource, not to transfer ownership to a private company.

By William Vundla Mar. 18, 2025

BCC speaks on water privatisation reports

Zambezi River Basin gets major boost

The Climate Investment Funds (CIF) has endorsed a US$60,35 million investment plan for the region, which is expected to mobilise over US$600 million in co-financing.

By Obert Siamilandu Mar. 6, 2025