Water Privatization: A Lifeline or A New Crisis?
Should water remain a public resource, or is private sector involvement the answer? As debates heat up, the stakes for residents couldn’t be higher.
FAIRNESS MOYANAAging infrastructure and silted dams are crippling the city’s water system, leaving residents and businesses in a constant struggle for survival.
Should water remain a public resource, or is private sector involvement the answer? As debates heat up, the stakes for residents couldn’t be higher.
FAIRNESS MOYANAThe city’s water crisis reveals decades of mismanagement, forcing families and businesses to confront rising costs and an uncertain future. What will it take to turn the tide?
The Citizen BulletinIn Matabeleland, the San community continues to face significant barriers to learning. Without proper funding and support, the future of these children is uncertain, and the cycle of poverty is likely to continue.
LIZWE SEBATAA business complex in Gwanda, Matabeleland South provincial capital, designed to incubate youth initiatives has been turned into a mafia business hub and residents believe youths involved in illicit activities at the centre are being protected by big wigs from the governing party (Zanu PF) in exchange for votes.
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