Fullard Gwasira

BULAWAYO - A four day power outage at Mpilo Central Hospital has seen the country’s third largest health referral centre turning away patients, with staff only attending to emergencies.
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BULAWAYO - A Zesa Holdings inquiry into the death of Clinton Mhlanga, who died late last year after being electrocuted while servicing a 33 kilovolt transformer in Collen Bawn close to West Nicholson, has concluded that he was negligent.
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HARARE - Zimbabweans should brace themselves for four more months of intense darkness as normal electricity supplies are only expected to resume after February next year.
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BULAWAYO - The Zimbabwe Electricity Supply Authority (Zesa) pre-paid metre billing system has drawn the ire of Bulawayo residents who are accusing the power utility of cheating them of their hard earned money.
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Zimbabweans are set to endure a miserable festive season of blackouts after the Zimbabwe Electricity Supply Authority (Zesa) announced a massive load shedding programme starting this Monday until the beginning of next year.
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Electricity customers countrywide are expected to experi­ence increased load-shed­ding over the next three months after Zesa Holdings began mandatory and routine main­tenance work at Hwange Thermal Power Station.
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The battle to control the Harare Thermal Power Station rages on with the Harare City Council claiming that it has the capacity to operate the power station while ZESA refutes receiving any formal communication concerning the matter.
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A University of Zimbabwe electrical engineering student on attachment at Zesa Holdings, was electrocuted while repairing a transformer in Norton last week and died on arrival at the local hospital.
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HARARE- Takudzwa Nyandoro — the 10-year-old Tomlinson Primary School pupil who was seriously burnt by naked Zesa cables on Thursday — has died. The boy’s aunt, Ms Eresia Govha, said Takudzwa died at Parirenyatwa Hospital last night.
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HARARE- Two cabinet ministers in Zimbabwe are among thousands of individuals and companies who have had their electricity supplies disconnected by power utility ZESA Holdings for non-payment of bills amounting to a total US$450 million.
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