kulimba nedost

@doug all from bogus zanu land barons

Mweya weOpposition hapana kwaunokusvitsa Mukabatana tinoenda kure

Saka I chokwadi kuti Harare ichabvisva kuve Capital and Mt Hampden would be the new Capital Discharge ye sewer yanyanyisa Mu Harare too much consumption of too much processed foods in larger quantities Sadza should just be a fist of your hand that's the standard gauge pa munhu Zvekungodya uchizamha kuguta toilet 🚽 ndozvino konzeresa failure by City fathers to reticulate effluent discharged and generally the earthware inofambisa raw sewer iyi its very narrow It should be a gauge yekut even motokari can drive through

ED aita sei? Hana kumboita councilor and hafe akashanda kukanzuru futi

Makanzuru zvawo akadhakwisisa to the last. They've done nothing over the past 20 years. The pride of the cities has gone to the dogs. Angova marara ega ega. No mvura no sanitation.....Its high time cities and towns are run by able boards

A long time ago, before water borne diseases became prevalent in the city, it was ONLY the city council which allocated fully serviced stands with roads, water and sewer systems already in place. There was no need for one to dig a well, a borehole or a pit toilet, or a septic tank. Poles for electricity would also be in place. Even the plan of the house had to be approved, and council had to approve the different stages of building, until a certificate of occupation was issued when the building was complete. That was how the urban area standards were. Politics destroyed the orderly council allocation system due to the urban people voting patterns. People were brought in haphazardly and given pieces of land by politicians with the hope of diluting or surpassing the traditional voting pattern with the people who could be told who to vote for. After the voting, these people were abandoned with no infrastructure in place, hence the building of pit toilets and wells or boreholes together in a tiny stand. Powerful politicians have managed to get some of these settlements "regularised", but without having gone through the basics disease knows no regularisation. With some connecting to the water and sewer systems which were not designed to accommodate the invasion, the systems became overloaded, hence burst pipes in even those areas council had properly serviced and allocated, and disease can cover the entire city

What happened to health for all by 2000?That is what we used to hear on ZBC and Tv in the eighties.

It never rains but falls, new houses don't have drainage system and water from tape so they dig water holes that get mixed with sewer. kunzima kodwa kuzadlula...

A long time ago before water borne diseases became prevalent in the city, it was only the city council which allocated fully serviced, yes, fully serviced stands with roads, water and sewer systems in place

Burst pipes and poor planing from city engineers.

Why is sewage deposited near main water source