Helcraw Water initiative is revolutionising the way water is delivered, managed, and experienced in Harare. The project, which aims to upgrade the city's ageing water infrastructure, is already showing promising results.
New district offices have been opened along Sam Nujoma Street and Jason Moyo in central Harare, with additional vending stations being developed in Marlborough and Mount Pleasant to bring services closer to communities.
"We welcome this initiative, as it will greatly improve our access to clean water," said Mrs. Jane Doe, a resident of Marlborough. "We've been facing water shortages for years, and it's about time something is done."
Technical teams are being strengthened to ensure quicker response times and improved maintenance, complementing the infrastructure upgrades.
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"I've seen a significant improvement in water pressure in our area since the new vending station was installed," said John khumalo, a resident of Warren Park. "It's a game-changer for our community."
Other residents echoed similar sentiments. "The water supply has become more reliable, and we're grateful for that," said Emily Chengaose a resident of Westlea "It's made a big difference in our daily lives."
"The initiative is not only improving water supply but also creating jobs for locals," said Peter Mlambo, a local businessman. "It's a win-win situation for everyone involved."
As the programme continues to expand, its impact is becoming increasingly visible. What was once a strained and ageing system is steadily evolving into a modern, efficient network.
"This is a testament to what can be achieved with commitment and innovation," said Councillor Sarah Taylor, Harare City Council. "We're proud to be part of this transformation."
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