Bulawayo Water Crisis
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Governance
CSOs demand urgent reforms to halt local governance collapse
Corruption, poor services, and harassment plague Zimbabwe’s councils. Civil society groups demand urgent reforms to restore governance and protect rights.
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Social Justice
MIHR launches campaign against water privatization plans
The Matabeleland Institute for Human Rights (MIHR) is leading the charge against Zimbabwe's controversial water privatization plans, declaring the move…
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Climate
Bulawayo’s dams show signs of recovery, but drought risks persist
Bulawayo’s dams are at 49.69% capacity as of February 24, 2025, up from 42.78% last year, but Upper Ncema remains…
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Social Justice
Bulawayo’s water crisis: Will Glassblock Bopoma Dam be the savior or a costly error?
Rumbidzai Mhlanga Bulawayo, once a thriving city, now faces a ticking water crisis clock as its dams hover at dangerously…
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Governance
Bulawayo’s water crisis: Privatization debate intensifies
Sibongonkosi Mpofu In the heart of Bulawayo, a city struggling with water woes, a fierce debate is brewing over the…
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