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The Zimbabwe National Water Authority (ZINWA) has increased water tariffs for both domestic and commercial consumers with effect from 1 December 2022.
In a statement, ZINWA said it raised tariffs in response to the recent rise in the cost of key water provision inputs such as fuel, electricity, and water treatment chemicals. It said:
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The ZINWA would like to advise its valued clients and stakeholders that it has, with effect from December 1, 2022, revised tariffs for both raw and treated water.
The tariff review is in response to the recent rise in the cost of key water provision inputs such as fuel, electricity, water treatment chemicals, and spares as well as the need for ZINWA to sustainably deliver service.
For treated water, the new tariff applies to clients on both the prepaid and postpaid metering systems.
Since water is billed in arrears, clients on the postpaid system should expect the new tariff on their December bills, which will be out in January 2023 while on the prepaid system, the tariffs take immediate effect.
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ZINWA Hikes Water Tariffs Effective 1 December 2022

According to the minutes of the latest council meeting, Bulawayo City councillors resolved to suspend water disconnections to residents until August 31. The councillors also proposed a 50% debt cancellation for residents.
The council is owed $93 million by residents, $62 million by industrial and commercial entities while parastatals and some Government ministries owe it more than $3 million. The councillors instructed their finance department to assess the impact of a 50% debt cancellation before a final decision is made. Ward 1 Councillor Mlandu Ncube is one of the councillors that supported the idea that council reconnects affected residents and slash bills by 50 percent. Said Ncube:
<blockquote>Residents should pay 50 percent of what they owe and the remaining balance should be written off. Water disconnections should also be suspended until August 31. Council management should also apologise to residents through the media for the water disconnections.</blockquote>
Councillors, Tamani Moyo, Charles Moyo also supported the proposal.
More: <a href="http://www.chronicle.co.zw/bulawayo-councillors-propose-50-cut-to-water-bills/">Chronicle</a>

Bulawayo Councillors Propose 50% Debt Cancellation, Apology For Disconnecting Water

The Zimbabwe National Water Authority (Zinwa) has embarked on a water disconnection exercise to recover close to $150 million it is owed by various clients among them; Government departments, parastatals, local authorities such as Beitbridge and Gwanda Town Councils, domestic users and mines. As of December 31, Zinwa was owed  $146 117 812.
Zinwa public relations and marketing manager Mrs Marjory Munyonga said that the water regulating authority will disconnect water for all clients with outstanding payments as well as those that had not honoured payment plans they entered with Zinwa. She also said that they will consider going the legal route as well as to continuously engage owing clients.
More: <a href="http://www.chronicle.co.zw/zinwa-disconnects-defaulters/">Chronicle</a>

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