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Zimbabwe: Women Bear the Brunt of Chitown Water Crisis
Zimbabwe Standard, 4 September 2016
CHITUNGWIZA town south of Harare is slowly resembling into a rural community as residents struggle to access basic needs like potable water, electricity, efficient refuse… Read more »
Zimbabwe's Capital Runs Dry
Morton Jaffray, the capital city's biggest water treatment plant has reportedly shut down.
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Zimbabwe: Harare's Complete Shutdown - The Health Risks
The Herald, 6 September 2016
Women and children patiently wait for their turn to fetch borehole water outside an Anglican Church in Harare's high density suburb of Warren Park 1.It is a Saturday morning and… Read more »
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Zimbabwe: Let Us Conserve Water This Hot Season
The Herald, 26 August 2016
Once again the hot season is upon us. The season is characterised by a spur in the demand for water as the heat requires that plants are irrigated more frequently than during the… Read more »
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Zimbabwe: Water Rationing Looms Countrywide
Financial Gazette, 25 August 2016
A COMBINATION of drought, ageing infrastructure, pollution and a ballooning population have conspired to make it almost impossible for the country to access adequate water supplies… Read more »
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Zimbabwe: Water Tank Solution for Water Shortage
The Herald, 20 July 2016
Water woes that have plagued Harare and other parts of Zimbabwe have forced residents to learn to be more conservative with their water management. Others have had to invest in… Read more »
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Zimbabwe: City Admits Water Supply Nightmare
The Herald, 24 August 2016
City Council has admitted it is having a nightmare in meeting the demand for water by residents amid revelations that Prince Edward Dam is virtually empty and even if Morton… Read more »
InFocus
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Local authorities have called for urgent action from government to avert the imminent water crisis. Read more »
