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Zimbabwe: 96 Hours of Dry Taps For Bulawayo Residents
allAfrica, 21 November 2019
The City of Bulawayo has moved to tighten its water rationing schedule from 72 to 96 hours a week as water levels continue to decline in its dams. Read more »
Crisis as Taps Run Dry in Zimbabwe's Second Largest City
The water crisis in Zimbawe's second largest city has worsened with the local authority revising weekly water shedding hours from 72 hours to 92 hours. In a statement, the City Council said the decision to adjust its schedule was due to several challenges the local authority has been experiencing in the past weeks which include power cuts and an increase in water consumption levels.
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The Harare City Council says it will be able to supply water to the Zimbabwean capital for seven days. The council shut down the Morton Jaffray water treatment plant on Monday due ... Read more »
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Harare has embarked on a massive water-disconnection drive targeting non-paying residents, a decision feared to have serious health implications as the city is battling a surge in ... Read more »
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A health hazard looms in the central Zimbabwean city of Gweru as Gwenhoro dam, its main source of water, is left with just six weeks' supply. Although Gweru is one of the cleanest ... Read more »
