Works - The Standard

Topic : Works

Harare residents face US$144m Chinese loan burden

The controversy surrounding the loan repayment has sparked concerns about the city's financial management and the burden placed on residents.

By Obert Siamilandu Apr. 5, 2025

Harare residents face US$144m Chinese loan burden

Back up water privatisation with service provision

Local Government and Public Works minister Daniel Garwe announced the proposed plan involving outsourcing water management and supply in major cities to private companies.

By Newsday Mar. 14, 2025

Back up water privatisation with service provision

Premium

Residents condemn privatisation of water in Harare

Local Government and Public Works minister Daniel Garwe announced the proposed plan involving outsourcing water management and supply in major cities to private companies.

By Lorraine Muromo Mar. 13, 2025

Residents condemn privatisation of water in Harare

Beyond imagination: Exploring the future of 6G networks

Discover how 6G networks will transform communication with 1 Tbps speeds, ultra-low latency, and full global integration.

By Newsday Mar. 12, 2025

Beyond imagination: Exploring the future of 6G networks

How publishers should fight back against the greatest heist in history

Your ideas, your creativity, your content — they are being harvested, repackaged and monetised in a way that gives creators little to no compensation.

By Matthew Scott Goldstein Mar. 1, 2025

How publishers should fight back against the greatest heist in history

TDW donate cricket kit to St George's

The kit, which includes training and playing gear, is part of TDW's commitment to investing in the communities they operate in, particularly St George's College.

By Austin Karonga Feb. 19, 2025

ConCourt halts Chitungwiza mass demolition

Justice Katiyo made the judgment in a case in which Chitungwiza Municipality had relied on the law to issue demolition orders.

By Desmond Chingarande Feb. 8, 2025

ConCourt halts Chitungwiza mass demolition

Probe Helcraw water deal

This is troubling given the substantial financial implications for Harare residents, who will be expected to shoulder the burden of funding the project through monthly levies.

By Faith Zaba Jan. 31, 2025