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Gwayi-Shangani to transform Matabeleland region: MP

Speaking in the National Assembly last week, Tshuma called for the timeous completion of the dam, emphasising its potential to transform Matabeleland's agriculture.
By Chantay Ruswa Dec. 3, 2024

Gwayi-Shangani: A tale of unfulfilled promises

The Gwayi-Shangani project is seen as a lasting solution to Bulawayo’s water crisis, but it is behind schedule having missed deadlines since construction began way back in 2004.
By Sharon Sibindi Oct. 27, 2024

Drought forces farmers into livestock migration

As pastures and water shortages continue to worsen, livestock health deteriorates, leading to more deaths from starvation and drought-induced diseases.
By Fairness Moyana Oct. 6, 2024

Mat'land region needs water and not threats

To them, the sub-catchment council's proposed clampdown is a mere sideshow.
By Newsday Sep. 20, 2024

‘Divert devolution funds to Gwayi-Shangani Dam’

The project, which entails drawing water from the Zambezi to Bulawayo, has missed numerous deadlines many years after it was mooted.
By Peter Dube Sep. 18, 2024

Amanzi Trust to re-engage govt over water crisis

The organisation’s objective is to lobby for water and developmental projects in the Matabeleland region.
By Nizbert Moyo Aug. 31, 2024

Outcry over Gwayi-Shangani Dam delays

Construction of the dam started September 2004 and has dragged on due to inconsistent funding by the government.
By Nizbert Moyo Aug. 11, 2024

Binga chief fears dam might worsen conflict with animals

Chief Siansale said there must be a policy directing beneficiaries of the dam such as Bulawayo residents to contribute towards the Human-Wildlife Fund.
By Silas Nkala Apr. 28, 2024

Parched Hwange finds hope in rainwater tanks

Most rural Zimbabweans are facing acute water shortages for both domestic use and agriculture.
By Fairness Moyana Apr. 14, 2024