Harare City Council (HCC) has announced the temporary shut down of the Morton Jaffray and Warren Control Waterworks to pave way for the installation of new water pumps. In a public notice, the City of Harare said the scheduled waterworks starts from Friday 18 to Sunday
Mabvuku residents have vowed to protect water infrastructure in the area amid rising cases of vandalism that has seen major water connections being tempered with. The sentiments were expressed at a community meeting organized by the Combined Harare Residents Association (CHRA) and the Water Point User
For Chido Musanhi, a Harare resident, water shortages have brought a life changing experience as she wakes up around 3am on separate days to fetch water from a nearby community borehole in Harare’s Mabvuku suburb. The suburb is one of the many in Harare experiencing water
Water shortages have become a big challenge at public hospitals making it difficult to operate while maintaining proper hygiene for health workers, Harare Central Hospital Pediatric Surgeon Dr Bothwell Mbuvayesango has said. Giving oral evidence before the Parliamentary Health committee, Dr Mbuvayesango said water challenges had
Community Water Alliance (CWA) and Gweru Residents Forum (GRF) have called on government to address root causes of the recent typhoid outbreak in Gweru and stop harassing vendors who trading in the central business district to make ends meet. Addressing the media in Harare yesterday, CWA
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