Following Cyclone Chalane, which has since landed in Zimbabwe and with heavy rains already being experienced mainly in the eastern parts of the country such as Chipinge and Chimanimani, the Zimbabwe National Water Authority (ZINWA) wishes to advise clients and stakeholders that there will be water supply disruptions at stations…
Dam levels update: December 14, 2020
Water levels in a number of the country’s major dams continued on an upward trend following the rainfall activity that is currently being experienced in various parts of the country. As of December 14, 2020, the national dam level average stood at 43, 5% marking a 6, 99 % improvement…
Dam levels start improving
DAM LEVELS UPDATE DECEMBER 08 2020 Water levels in a number of the country’s major dams have started picking following the rainfall activity that is currently being experienced in various parts of the country. As of December 7, 2020, the national dam level average stood at 36, 5% marking a…
Abridged ZINWA Client Service Charter
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Dam levels continue on a downward trend
ZIMBABWE NATIONAL WATER AUTHORITY PRESS STATEMENT DAM LEVELS UPDATE NOVEMBER 17, 2020 Water levels in the country’s dams remain depressed and continue on a downward trend. The decline is consistent with the high temperatures that are being experienced in most parts of the country and stoppage in river flows. Continued…
Notice of the Results of the Annual General Meeting
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Update on the Bulawayo emergency water project
ZIMBABWE NATIONAL WATER AUTHORITY STATEMENT UPDATE ON THE BULAWAYO WATER EMERGENCY WORKS IN August, Treasury availed ZWL 205 million to help improve the water situation in Bulawayo with part of the funds earmarked for the emergency drilling, rehabilitation and equipping of boreholes at Epping Forest. Following the release of the…
Dete water situation set to improve
The water supply situation in Dete, Hwange, is set to improve following the procurement of materials needed for bringing on board additional boreholes to augment the ones currently in use. With a growing population and located in the heart of Hwange National Park, Dete has for long faced perennial water…
Operators-in-charge undergo training
TWENTY-ONE operators-in-charge drawn from major stations across ZINWA’s service centres last week underwent a two-day training workshop at the newly established Tugwi-Mukosi Training Centre. The group became the first to undergo training at this new facility which ZINWA has established at the country’s largest inland water body. The operators received…
ZINWA 2019 Annual Report
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