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The Zimbabwe National Water Authority (ZINWA) says the construction of Kunzvi Dam in Mashonaland East Province is now 36 percent complete.
The dam is being built by a Chinese company 67 kilometres northeast of Harare, near Juru Growth Point on the Nyanguvi River, which separates Goromonzi and Murehwa districts.
When completed, the dam is expected to solve Harare’s perennial water shortages.
Speaking to <a href="https://newziana.co.zw/2023/07/17/kunzwi-dam-now-36-percent-complete/">New Ziana</a>, ZINWA corporate communications and marketing manager Marjorie Munyonga, said:
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The Zimbabwe National Water Authority (ZINWA) wishes to advise the public and stakeholders that the construction of Kunzvi Dam, in Mashonaland East remains on course with the dam now 36 percent complete.
Current work at the site includes excavation of the core trench, grouting on the core trench invert, backfill on the core trench, placing fill material on the fill zone and construction of a masonry downstream access bridge.
Other works include the placement of riprap on the upstream slope, the placing of coarse filter on the upstream slope, outlet trench excavation and construction of remaining houses at the ZINWA senior camp.
</blockquote>
Construction of the dam was first mooted in 1912. It has been shelved over the years due to financial challenges and only began in 2021. It is expected to be completed at the end of 2024.
Harare’s main source of water, Lake Chivero, is heavily polluted by sewerage water and effluent from industries.
Due to the complete breakdown of the reticulation system, raw sewerage from residential areas and effluent from industries flows directly into Lake Chivero.
This has forced the Harare City Council to spend about US$3 million every month to buy more than 11 chemicals that it uses to treat the water.
Kunzvi Dam is expected to provide Harare with “clean” water, less costly than Lake Chivero.
More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

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Kunzvi Dam Now 36 Percent Complete - ZINWA

The construction of Kunzvi Dam is going according to the plan, Mashonaland East Provincial Secretary for Devolution Tavabarira Kutamahufa has said.
The water reservoir is being constructed by China’s Nancheng Engineering which was awarded the tender in 2021.
The US$109 million project will supply water to Harare and Chitungwiza and surrounding areas when completed.
In an interview with The Herald after the Mashonaland East provincial executive visited the dam site on Monday, Kutamahufa said the construction is on course. He said:
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The purpose of the tour was for monitoring and evaluation, inspecting the progress. The contractor is on site and the equipment is also on site.
Progress has also been made in terms of construction. There is also evidence of stakeholder engagement and acceptance.
So the contractor is on course and we are happy with the timelines. They are on target. So as a province we are happy with the progress so far.
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The contractor, Nancheng Engineering, has completed the pipeline linking Mtshabezi and Umzingwane dams and also constructed Muchekeranwa Dam in Marondera which was commissioned last year.
Nancheng Engineering is currently working on Sengwa Dam in Mount Darwin and the Silverstroom Dam in Centenary.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/construction-of-kunzvi-dam-on-course/">The Herald</a></h4>

'Construction Of Kunzvi Dam Going According To Plan'

Chinese contractor Sino-Hydro has signed an agreement with the Zimbabwean government for the construction of a new dam north-east of Harare that will supplement supplies from four other reservoirs which are failing to cope with demand.
Minister of Environment, Water and Climate <a href="http://www.pindula.co.zw/Oppah_Muchinguri">Oppah Muchinguri-Kashiri</a> told New Ziana last Wednesday that an environmental impact assessment will be done before the construction of Kunzvi Dam begins 67 km outside the city.
The estimated cost of building the dam is US$400 million, but all major works including laying a pipeline and building a new waterworks will push the bill up to between 850 and 900 million dollars.
More: <a href="http://www.newzimbabwe.com/news-33090-China+agrees+to+build+$900m+Kunzvi+Dam/news.aspx">NewZimbabwe.com</a>

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