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Power cuts to persist: Minister

Soda told journalists during a post-Cabinet briefing that this was because the upgraded Unit 7 at Hwange was still undergoing various tests.
By Tafadzwa Kachiko Apr. 5, 2023

Zim’s power situation dire

None of Harare, Bulawayo and Munyati power stations was producing anything.
By Priveledge Gumbodete Dec. 6, 2022

Hwange plans massive capex after ZW$4 bn loss

Hwange’s underground operation, 3Main Mine, came into production in 2006.
By Freeman Makopa Oct. 7, 2022

Zim industry pushes for more locally-generated power

“It could have some effect since we import power from them but I don’t want to read much into that.
By Tatira Zwinoira Sep. 26, 2022

Feature: 'Obsolete equipment cripples power generation'

We have plans to rehabilitate Hwange Power Station at the moment.
By Melody Chikono Sep. 2, 2022

Power crisis needs practical solutions

Zesa chairman Sydney Gata revealed last week that the country risked losing power import contracts with utilities in Zambia and Mozambique to South Africa because it was failing to pay for the electricity supplies on time.

By The Standard Jul. 31, 2022

Power crisis needs practical solutions

Zesa chairman Sydney Gata revealed last week that the country risked losing power import contracts with utilities in Zambia and Mozambique to South Africa because it was failing to pay for the electricity supplies on time.

By The Standard Jul. 31, 2022

Power crisis: It can’t be business as usual

In yet another sign that the situation is getting out of hand, the country’s second largest city Bulawayo announced on Friday that it would be without water supply for 48 hours due to intermittent power outages.

By The Standard Nov. 14, 2021

Power crisis: It can’t be business as usual

In yet another sign that the situation is getting out of hand, the country’s second largest city Bulawayo announced on Friday that it would be without water supply for 48 hours due to intermittent power outages.

By The Standard Nov. 14, 2021