Beitbridge Bureau — The US$2,6 million Beitbridge Emergency Water and Sanitation project funded by the World Bank is nearing completion with most civil works almost complete, an official has said. The project would improve water sanitation, sewer reticulation and capacity building in terms of waste management. The project came as an intervention by the World Bank in response to the cholera epidemic that swept across Zimbabwe between 2007 and 2008.
Beitbridge town needs at least 15 000 cubic metres of water per day.
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