US EditionCity seeks US$200 million to replace ageing water pipes
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Residents of Zagreb neighborhoods such as Jarun and Trešnjevka have not had hot water for several days, while Špansko and Malešnica will be next in the next two to three weeks.
City seeks US$200 million to replace ageing water pipes
By Ndumiso Tshuma Ward 10 Councillor Khalazani Ndlovu, the chairperson of Future Water Supplies and Water Action Committee, said the city’s water system is outdated and urgently requires replacement. https://www.thezimbabwean.co/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/1749477613232155.mp4 “As we celebrate 131 years (since Bulawayo was declared a town), we must ask how these pipes have remained underground for so long. They are now old and failing. To fully…
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