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The government will continue paying the balance for the Pomona waste-to-energy deal despite Harare City Council (HCC) having cancelled the agreement worth over US$700 million, <a href="https://www.newzimbabwe.com/pomona-saga-rages-treasury-to-continue-paying-geogenix-despite-harare-city-council-cancelling-us700-million-project/">NewZimbabwe.com</a> reported citing Local Government Minister, July Moyo.
The minister confirmed in Parliament last Wednesday in response to questions by opposition Members of Parliament.
He said that anything that would be abrogated was to be taken over by the government and it had done so.
Harare City cancelled the agreement with Geogenix and the negotiated arrangement after a public outcry and failure to raise the required funds for the waste-to-energy management project.
Council reported the initiative would consume US$22 000 a day. 
Responding to questions from CCC MPs, Moyo said:
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Government is paying so that Pomona can be fixed and it is being fixed. It is enjoined to make sure that the project does not default and will take the risk of that default…
When we have a government guarantee over any entity in the country and if there is a potential default, Treasury is the one which undertakes to take over the payment and it is paying.
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Asked why the government was still guaranteeing a project that no longer existed, Moyo said the deal was not properly cancelled. He said:
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We did not want to be in default and, therefore, we have gone ahead to make sure that we protect the integrity of the country in terms of investments and in terms of doing a job, which we know we have to do and that is why we are going ahead with that project.
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Moyo also dismissed claims by Harare East MP, Rusty Markham that devolution funds were being used to guarantee a project in perpetuity.
Harare East MP, Tendai Biti suggested that Moyo was violating the Constitution which in Section 264 says local authorities are run by elected people and not the Honourable Minister. He asked:
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What is the Honourable Minister’s take on this corrupt agreement?
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Moyo said the central government has the responsibility over lower-tier authorities throughout the country, “not just Harare.“
The Pomona dumpsite waste-to-energy project is expected to generate up to 22MW of electricity and create at least 300 jobs. 
The US$344 million deal requires Harare to pay US$22 000 per day to Geogenix BV, an amount CCC councillors are saying is too high for a council that has been failing to provide required public goods and services due to a lack of adequate resources.
<h2><a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/">More Pindula News</a></h2>

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Govt Says It Will Continue Paying Geogenix BV Despite Cancellation Of Pomona Deal

Multiple fires were lit at the Pomona Waste Site on Tuesday night in a suspected arson attack, a government official has said.
In a social media post seen by Pindula News, the Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Information, Publicity ad Broadcasting Services, <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Nick_Mangwana">Nick Mangwana</a> said investigations were already underway. He said:
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Last night, multiple fires were lit at the Pomona Waste Site in what is suspected to be a case of arson. The fire was successfully put out and no one was injured. Investigations are underway.
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Geo Pomona Waste Management private limited also issued a statement saying investigations were underway to establish whether it was a natural fire or a product of the saboteurs of the project. Read the statement seen by Pindula News:
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<h2>PRESS STATEMENT: FIRE INCIDENT AT POMONA DUMPSITE</h2>
Geo Pomona Waste Management (Private) Limited would like to inform ALL stakeholders and residents of Harare that there was a fire incident at the site on the 3rd of October 2022.The origins of the fire are yet to be established and investigations are underway to establish whether it was a natural fire or was a product of saboteurs of the project. Indications, presently, point towards some deliberate scheme by some third hand as the fire erupted in various but distant spots simultaneously. 
The fire erupted around 1200hrs in the afternoon and we made all efforts to contain it. We point out that about thirty percent (30%) of the dumpsite was engulfed. We are pleased to advise that at about and around 10pm in the evening of the 3rd Of October 2022, the flames were fully under control and not as raging as when the fire started. At present, we advise that we have managed to put off the fire. We have also put in place sufficient measures to safeguard the dumpsite from similar incidences going forward. 
Geo Pomona Waste Management (Private) Limited is dedicated to ensuring a pollution free environment and providing sustainable and innovative solutions in waste management. Environmentally friendly waste management is at the heart of our organisation and defines the project we are currently carrying out. We assure all stakeholders of our commitment to achieving World Class Waste Management of the Pomona Dumpsite.
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This is happening amid a dispute between Harare City Council and the Ministry of Local Government over the deal with the central government pushing the council to accept the US$344 million <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Pomona_Dump_deal">Pomona Waste to Energy Project</a>.
The local government authority, led by Mayor Jacob Mafume, a member of the opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) is refusing to accept the project saying it is not sustainable.
The Pomona Waste to Energy Project was approved in May this year, with a German investor, Geogenix BV (fronted by <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Dilesh_Nguwaya">Dylish Nguwaya</a>) investing 304 million Euros, with up to 22MW of electricity expected to be generated by the project.
<h2><a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a></h2>

Fire At Pomona Waste Site In A Suspected Arson Attack

Harare mayor Jacob Mafume says the local authority has no money to pay a US$1 million debt to Geogenix BV, a Netherlands-based company, under the controversial US$400 million Pomona waste-to-energy deal.
Mafume said that the money the City of Harare is expected to pay Geogenix BV over a 30-year period would be enough to fund the construction of a new capital city in the next few years.
Last week Local Government and Public Workers minister July Moyo wrote a letter to Harare City Council ordering the local authority to pay over US$1 million it now owes Geogenix BV for May.
However, Mafume said the letter will be read out in the next full council meeting to hear the views of councillors on the matter. He said:
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We will take it to the full council. That amount of money in 30 years can build a new city.
We have received two letters from the minister. He is not a party to the contract nor is the ministry so therefore we believe the contractor (Geogenix BV) knows what to do if they want to enforce their rights.
We have made a decision as council which is in the best interest of the residents.
We will read the letter to full council and see whether the council and the councillors agree with the interpretations by the minister, but it does not make sense for a landlord to pay rentals for his own property.
How the minister sees sense in that is beyond the residents and the council. If they are aggrieved by our decision, the contractor knows the forums to go to.
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Mafume insisted that Harare does not have the capacity to pay US$1 million every month for the next 30 years for garbage dumped at Pomona dumpsite. He said:
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We simply cannot afford to pay US$1 million per month for 30 years. That is not possible, council does not have the amount of money.
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More: <a href="https://thenewshawks.com/pomona-deal-millions-can-build-a-new-city/">The NewsHawks</a>

Pomona Dumpsite Deal Millions Can Build A New City - Mafume

<a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Norton">Norton</a> MP (independent), <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Temba_Mliswa">Temba Mliswa</a>, has claimed that Local Government and Public Works Minister, <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/July_Moyo">July Moyo</a>, collected a 10% commission on the Pomona Waste to Energy deal.
The US$344 million which requires Harare to pay US$22 000 per day was signed between Harare City Council and Geogenix BV, a Netherlands company fronted in Zimbabwe by <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Dilesh_Nguwaya">Dilesh Nguwaya</a> who is said to have close links with the first family.
Debating in Parliament during Wednesday’s question and answer session, Mliswa labelled Moyo <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2022/07/11/minister-directs-hcc-to-immediately-rescind-resolutions-seeking-to-suspend-pomona-waste-project/">a ‘debt collector’,</a> alleging the minister was dodging Parliament to explain the deal, leaving deputy minister, Marian Chombo, to cover up for him. Mliswa said:
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Hon. July Moyo is not here to respond but is busy writing letters to the local authorities so that money comes out. His job now is to write letters wanting money. How can a minister be a debt collector? He is not here to answer issues of all the deals that he is doing.
The Government is a lawyer, the Attorney-General and the Minister is a lawyer. Why is it the lawyer is writing a letter? To us, they are bent on reducing and denigrating His Excellency’s name and they must be brought to book once and for all.
I will not waste much of your time but I have gotten the point home, especially Hon. July Moyo. Where is he? He is seen writing letters left, right and centre wanting a 10% commission. He has been paid.
Ndozvinonetsa kana wadya mari dzevanhu. Haurari usiku nekuti unenge uchingonyora matsamba uchirotomoka. He must come and answer on why he is writing letters when he is not a debt collector.
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Moyo has been in a war with the opposition <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Citizens%27_Coalition_for_Change">Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC)</a> with the party’s councillors rejecting the deal which they say the <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2022/07/11/minister-directs-hcc-to-immediately-rescind-resolutions-seeking-to-suspend-pomona-waste-project/">central government imposed</a> on the local government authority.
They also argue that at a rate of US$22 000 per day and the amount of waste required, the deal was designed to fail which can lead to the termination of the deal prematurely, something that won’t deter Geogenix BV from being paid all its money agreed in the deal. 
<h2>Pindula News</h2>

Norton MP Claims Minister July Moyo Got 10% Commission On Pomona Waste Energy Deal

The City of Harare has been handed a US$750 000 bill by Netherlands based company, Geogenix BV, which is now managing the Pomona dumpsite, Harare’s main dumpsite.
The controversial company sent an invoice of US$750 000 to the Harare City Council after it drilled a borehole and constructed a four-roomed house at the site.
On Thursday, a special council meeting voted for the suspension of the 30-year waste management deal between Geogenix BV and the local authority.
The deal has been criticised by Harare residents because Geogenix BV will pocket over US$240 million at US$22 000 a day from Council for waste deliveries, a figure considered exorbitant.
Harare mayor Jacob Mafume on Saturday told The Standard that Council would not pay the bill despite Local Government and Public Works Minister July Moyo issuing a statement saying the deal will not be cancelled. Said Mafume:
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Issues of governance are not a competition of essay writing. The council resolved. The signatories of the deal are cancelled.
The council has resolved to suspend the deal and investigate it.
Already the company has sent an invoice of US$750 000 after drilling a borehole and building a four-roomed cottage at the site.
The council is not going to pay, and the council resolution is not going to be suspended through an essay writing competition. The project will not go on.
</blockquote>
Harare North MP Allan Markham (MDC Alliance), who filed an application at the High Court seeking an order for the cancellation of the deal, told The Standard that he feared the project would bankrupt Harare. He said:
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What I have a problem with is the project will bankrupt the city.
I also have a problem with the fact that there is no bankable feasibility study done as required by the city or the investor.
Whatever the minister (Moyo) is saying is irrelevant and whatever the councillors have adopted is correct because the contract, the way it was done, is totally wrong.
</blockquote>
<h4>More: <a href="https://thestandard.newsday.co.zw/2022/06/05/pomona-saga-harare-handed-shock-us750k-garbage-bill/">The Standard</a></h4>

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