ZINWA

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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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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The Zimbabwe National Water Authority (Zinwa) has started rehabilitating Nyamandlovu Aquifer boreholes in an emergency programme after deploying a specialised team to work on augmenting Bulawayo’s water supplies.
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Harare City Council has decided to procure at least 12 water bowsers as part of measures to ease water woes affecting all parts of the city due to drought and shortage of chemicals, an official has said.
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A potential water disaster is looming in Gweru amid indications that main potable water supplier, Gwenhoro Dam, is now at 18 percent capacity and the Zimbabwe National Water Authority (Zinwa) is on the verge of decommissioning the main…
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Construction of the Gwayi-Shangani Dam in Matabeleland North is well on course with 34 percent of work done and the contractor hopeful to meet the December 2019 target for completion.
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Zimbabwe National Water Authority (Zinwa) has resumed the construction of weir dams ahead of the dry season. According to Zinwa, the programme which is under Command Water Harvesting is set to improve water security in rural communities.
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The Zimbabwe National Water Authority (Zinwa) has expressed concern over the $115 million debt it is owed by various clients.
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The High Court has quashed the Zimbabwe National Water Authority (Raw Water Tariffs) Statutory Instrument 48 of 2016, which hiked raw water charges for commercial agriculture from $9,45 to $12 per mega litre.
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