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饾棡饾槀饾椈饾槆饾槂饾椂 饾棗饾棶饾椇 饾棖饾椉饾椇饾椊饾椆饾棽饾榿饾椂饾椉饾椈 饾槃饾椂饾椆饾椆 饾椀饾棽饾椆饾椊 饾椂饾椇饾椊饾椏饾椉饾槂饾棽 饾槃饾棶饾榿饾棽饾椏 饾棻饾棽饾椆饾椂饾槂饾棽饾椏饾槅: 饾棤饾棶饾槅饾椉饾椏 饾棤饾棶饾棾饾槀饾椇饾棽
Sani Mbofana
Harare’s water infrastructure serves a population of about 3.4 million people across the greater Harare province, Mayor Cllr Jacob Mafume has said, responding to inquiries on the city’s water challenges.
Speaking on the issue, Mayor Mafume said Harare’s water works supplies Harare City itself, Chitungwiza, Epworth, Ruwa and Norton.
The Mayor paid tribute to government and specifically the Ministry of Water for constructing Kunzvi Dam. He said the last dam built for Harare was Morton Jaffray in 1976, and he is encouraged that the Kunzvi Dam project is now nearing completion.
Mayor Mafume hinted that more dams will still be needed to meet rising demand. He said once completed, Kunzvi Dam will benefit areas including Mabvuku, Greendale, Highlands, Epworth and mostly the eastern parts of the city, and should go a long way to improving the water crisis in greater Harare.
Government’s investment in Kunzvi Dam forms part of broader efforts to expand water sources and improve supply reliability for Harare and surrounding towns.
Sani Mbofana
Harare’s water infrastructure serves a population of about 3.4 million people across the greater Harare province, Mayor Cllr Jacob Mafume has said, responding to inquiries on the city’s water challenges.
Speaking on the issue, Mayor Mafume said Harare’s water works supplies Harare City itself, Chitungwiza, Epworth, Ruwa and Norton.
The Mayor paid tribute to government and specifically the Ministry of Water for constructing Kunzvi Dam. He said the last dam built for Harare was Morton Jaffray in 1976, and he is encouraged that the Kunzvi Dam project is now nearing completion.
Mayor Mafume hinted that more dams will still be needed to meet rising demand. He said once completed, Kunzvi Dam will benefit areas including Mabvuku, Greendale, Highlands, Epworth and mostly the eastern parts of the city, and should go a long way to improving the water crisis in greater Harare.
Government’s investment in Kunzvi Dam forms part of broader efforts to expand water sources and improve supply reliability for Harare and surrounding towns.
饾棡饾槀饾椈饾槆饾槂饾椂 饾棗饾棶饾椇 饾棖饾椉饾椇饾椊饾椆饾棽饾榿饾椂饾椉饾椈 饾槃饾椂饾椆饾椆 饾椀饾棽饾椆饾椊 饾椂饾椇饾椊饾椏饾椉饾槂饾棽 饾槃饾棶饾榿饾棽饾椏 饾棻饾棽饾椆饾椂饾槂饾棽饾椏饾槅: 饾棤饾棶饾槅饾椉饾椏 饾棤饾棶饾棾饾槀饾椇饾棽
Sani Mbofana
Harare’s water infrastructure serves a population of about 3.4 million people across the greater Harare province, Mayor Cllr Jacob Mafume has said, responding to inquiries on the city’s water challenges.
Speaking on the issue, Mayor Mafume said Harare’s water works supplies Harare City itself, Chitungwiza, Epworth, Ruwa and Norton.
The Mayor paid tribute to government and specifically the Ministry of Water for constructing Kunzvi Dam. He said the last dam built for Harare was Morton Jaffray in 1976, and he is encouraged that the Kunzvi Dam project is now nearing completion.
Mayor Mafume hinted that more dams will still be needed to meet rising demand. He said once completed, Kunzvi Dam will benefit areas including Mabvuku, Greendale, Highlands, Epworth and mostly the eastern parts of the city, and should go a long way to improving the water crisis in greater Harare.
Government’s investment in Kunzvi Dam forms part of broader efforts to expand water sources and improve supply reliability for Harare and surrounding towns.
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