Dry taps for Harare’s western suburbs

Blessings Chidakwa

Herald Reporter

Harare residents living on the north to the western side of the city and the Central Business District are facing water shortages following a pipe burst at the distribution centre in Warren Park, the local authority has announced.

In a statement, the council notified residents of a major water pipe burst at the Warren Control water distribution point which supplies water to the north-western side of the city.

“As a result, the supply of water has been affected in areas like CBD, Warren Park, Dzivarasekwa, Westlea and Avondale. Our engineers are working flat out on the pipe burst with a target of restoring supplies soon.

“The City of Harare would like to apologise for the inconveniences caused,” reads the statement.

Related Posts

Moreboys Munetsi wins R5m defamation case against social media user Louisa Jembe

Herald Correspondent A South African–based businessman and philanthropist, Moreboys Munetsi, has won a R5million defamation case against social media user, Louisa Jembe. Jembe will also have to pay R300 000…

AI must impact communities: Minister Mavetera

Ray Bande in Nyanga Artificial Intelligence (AI) must be employed to solve problems faced by citizens in their everyday lives for it to be relevant and beneficial to the country,…

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

×