The Zimbabwe National Water Authority (ZINWA) is a statutory body established by the Zimbabwe National Water Authority Act (Chapter 20:25) of 1998, mandated to, among other functions, promote, develop, allocate and equitably distribute water resources. ZINWA has retained the services of Head Hunters International to short list suitable candidates to…
TENDERS INVITED Tenders are invited from registered and reputable companies for the following requirements: Tender Number Description Delivery Place Closing Date ZINWA/GOO/2019/05 Tender for the Supply of Valves and Accessories for SIYA DAM. ZINWA Head Office, Block 4 Celestial Park, Borrowdale Road, Harare 22 May 2019 at 1000hrs…
TENDERS INVITED Tenders are invited from registered and reputable companies for the following requirements: Tender Number Description Delivery Place Closing Date ZINWA/GOO/2018/04 Tender For The Supply and Delivery of Staff Uniforms and Protective gear for ZINWA. ZINWA Head Office, Block 4 Celestial Park, Borrowdale Road, Harare 28 February…
CERTIFICATE No. NAME OF THE COMPANY PHYSICAL ADDRESS SUB-CATCHMENT CATCHMENT Truck Reg No. 181A Doncote Investments (Pvt) Ltd Doncote Investments (Pvt) Ltd, Mt. Pleasant, Harare Upper Manyame Manyame ABK 2527 181B Doncote Investments (Pvt) Ltd 2297 Bannockburn Road, Mt. Pleasant, Harare Upper Manyame Manyame Truck ABB 9301; Trailer ACE 9105…
The installation of a 140 m3 tank in Dema to supply bulk water to beverages manufacturer, Delta Corporation is almost complete. The tank will also help improve storage capacity at the station which services the sprawling area. The contractors, James North have delivered the tank and are currently on site…
The Command Water Harvesting program in Sanyati Catchment has gained momentum following the commencement of work at seven sites, Catchment Manager, Eng Felix Mubvaruri has said. This comes on the back of the completion of work at six other Command Water Harvesting sites which brings the number of sites that…
The country’s dams continue to record significant increases as a result of the torrential rains being received across the country. The majority of the major dams monitored by ZINWA are now full and spilling. Major gains have been recorded in dams such as Tokwe-Mukorsi Dam which is now 49% full,…
Most dams continue to record increases in water levels as rainfall activity continues in some parts of the country. A majority of dams are now full and spilling. The national dam level average is now 64,8%. Most dams that supply the country’s major cities now hold enough water to take…
Most dams continue to record increases in water levels as rainfall activity continues in some parts of the country. A majority of dams are now full and spilling. The national dam level average is now 64,8%. Most dams that supply the country’s major cities now hold enough water to take…
Dam levels continue to be on the rise as a result of the widespread rains being received across the country. Quite a number of dams in the seven Catchments are now full and spilling. Dams that are now 100% full or more include Chivero, Harava, Pollards, Mazvikadei, Bhiri-Manyame, Nyambuya, Upper…
