Water upgrade works disrupt supply in Dzivarasekwa

Ward 45 councillor Jubilation Shoko warned that the works would interfere with the normal water schedule, urging residents to prepare for intermittent shortages.
By Boitumelo Makhurane 11h ago

Council water upgrade to disrupt supply in Dzivarasekwa

The project, being carried out by Helcraw Water Pvt Ltd in partnership with the City of Harare, will see the replacement of ageing asbestos pipes with new PVC infrastructure.
By Boitumelo Makhurane 11h ago
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