By Kudzaishe Chimonera The country’s major dams are averaging 89.1 percent full as at 21 January 2026, a significant improvement from 70.9 percent recorded during the same period last year reflecting strong inflows from the current rainy season, authorities have confirmed. The latest update from Zimbabwe
By Takudzwa Tondoya The Zimbabwe National Water Authority (ZINWA) has announced an immediate crackdown on illegal bulk water dealers in response to recent allegations regarding the delivery of contaminated bulk water in Harare. In a statement, ZINWA clarified that it does not provide bulk water delivery services
Minister of Environment Water and Climate, Oppah Muchinguri Kashiri on Monday commissioned the new borehole drilling rigs and support trucks procured by government to accelerate the progressive realization of universal access to water
The Morgan Tsvangirai led Movement for Democratic Change has piled pressure on City of Harare and government of Zimbabwe to prioritize the provision of adequate water treatment chemicals to avert potential health crisis in Harare. In an interview with 263Chat, MDC-T Spokesperson, Obert Gutu said the
The national dam level has continued to soar in the wake of incessant rains being recorded throughout the country. Statistics from Zimbabwe National Water Authority (ZINWA) show that the national dam level has soared from 39, 1% at the beginning of the rainy season to 50,
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