Zimbabwe National Water Authority

The Zimbabwe National Water Authority (ZINWA) has urged farmers to use dam water sparingly to delay the depletion of the resource which is dwindling due to the dry spell that the country is experiencing.
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Construction of Kunzvi Dam in Mashonaland East province, which is touted as the panacea to the water challenges that the city of Harare faces is on course with the project now 36 percent complete, an official has said.
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President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s controversial ally Scott Sakupwanya was engaged by the Zimbabwe National Water Authority (ZINWA) to supply 50 million litres of fuel duty free, allegedly without going to tender, Nehanda Radio can exclusively…
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Before snapping cement company Lafarge Zimbabwe, Fossil Contracting, a company fronted by businessman Obey Chimuka but linked to tycoon Kudakwashe Tagwirei, had already been controversially awarded a US$132 152 527 tender by the Zimbabwe…
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Zinwa corporate communications department said the revision of the tariffs is in response to the sharp increases in the cost of key water resources management inputs such as electricity, fuel, spares, water treatment chemicals and other…
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Villagers living near one of the country’s largest psychiatric centres, Ngomahuru Psychiatric Centre in Masvingo are living in fear as more than 200 inmates, some very violent, are everyday escorted to bath at a nearby river as the…
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At least five goats were swept away and an unknown number of hectares of crops were destroyed after three dams near Pickstone Mine in Chegutu burst their walls on Wednesday.
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The Civil Protection Unit (CPU) is on standby for evacuations in flood prone areas of the country after the Meteorological Service Department (MSD) warned that tropical cyclones and serious floods remain a real danger in the second half of…
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The Kwekwe District Civil Protection Unit (CPU) has warned members of the public over possible flooding and dam overspilling.
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Incessant rains that have pounded Gweru and surrounding areas since the onset of the rains, have caused massive flooding in residential areas and a number of dams in the Midlands provicnes are already spilling.
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