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Harare mayor Jacob Mafume has said the government has stopped billing the Harare City Council under the Pomona waste-to-energy management deal.
Under the controversial Pomona deal, the local authority was obligated to pay at least US$22 000 per day to the Netherlands-based company Geogenix BV for waste dumped at the site.
The City of Harare was expected to pay more than US$344 million for the 30 years that the deal with Geogenix BV was supposed to run.
If the local authority cancelled the deal, it was going to pay Geogenix BV US$3.5 million for breach of contract.
But speaking to <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/local-news/article/200008436/govt-stops-billing-hcc-over-pomona-waste">NewsDay</a> on Monday, Mafume said the Ministry of Finance and Economic Development was now paying the bill. He said:
<blockquote>
We no longer think about the Pomona waste management deal. Government has stopped billing us.
It is now Ncube’s headache and we don’t bother about it. I think they have surrendered it.
It has been finalised and it is now Ncube’s obligation after we indicated that we are not going to pay anything.
Even if they decide to bill us today, we will just forward the bill to the Ministry of Finance.
</blockquote>
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Pomona Dumpsite: Govt Stops Billing City Of Harare

More than 1 000 people who have been picking and selling garbage from Pomona Dumpsite have expressed anxiety over the possibility that they will be evicted from the place.
They have been staying at the Pomona Dumpsite where the government intends to implement a waste-to-energy project. 
The squatters say their livelihoods would be affected if Geo Pomona goes ahead with threats to chase them away. Mike Chabarwa, one of the pickers told <a href="https://www.newzimbabwe.com/more-than-a-thousand-pickers-living-off-pomona-dumpsite-fret-over-imminent-eviction/">NewZimbabwe</a>:
<blockquote>
They have threatened to give us an eviction notice, but most of us here have nowhere to go.
This is where all my life is. I have been staying here since 2008, where do you want me to go?
Harare City Council was way better than Geo Pomona because they allowed us to pick and sell the trash for US$50 a month per person, with the massive numbers which l estimate to be around 1,500. There are lots of people around this place.
</blockquote>
The Minister of Social Amenities, Daniel Garwe, said the government had already started constructing houses in Dzivarasekwa where the pickers would be relocated.
He estimated that there were 512 people at the site. Garwe also said the people who built houses in wetlands on river banks were going to be relocated as well. 
The Netherlands-registered Geo Pomona Waste Management Pvt Ltd was given the contract to turn waste into energy for the next 30 years taking the dumpsite from Harare City Council.
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