Zinwa disconnects Beitbridge

Thupeyo MuleyaBeitbridge Bureau 

The Zimbabwe National Water Authority (Zinwa) on Friday disconnected water supply to Beitbridge town over a $65 million debt.

Zinwa had revised Beitbridge Municipality’s debt to $65 million after the local authority disputed the initially quoted figure of $205 million.

Although, the parastatal lowered the debt, it still disconnected bulk water supply. 

Beitbridge town clerk Mr Loud Ramakgapola said they were still engaging Zinwa over a debt payment plan under which the local authority is proposing to pay $10 million per month until the arrears are cleared. 

He said prior to the latest development, the municipality had been making monthly payments of $8 million to the parastatal. 

Mr Ramakgapola said the council made a payment of R150 000 to Zinwa last week towards servicing its debt and engagements were underway on the restoration of water supply. 

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