Water Problems Hit Zimbabwe's Capital.
Repairs at a major water plant have cut supply to many homes in Harare. The Morton Jaffray Water Works needs fixes, which means less water for the city.
The council says better days are ahead. "We have less water because of the work at Morton Jaffray," said council spokesman Stanley Gama. He added that water would come back after workers finish the repairs.
The water troubles have hit some areas harder than others. People in Avondale and Strathaven have lived without water for more than two months, while other parts of the city see water run for just a few hours each day.
Repairs at a major water plant have cut supply to many homes in Harare. The Morton Jaffray Water Works needs fixes, which means less water for the city.
The council says better days are ahead. "We have less water because of the work at Morton Jaffray," said council spokesman Stanley Gama. He added that water would come back after workers finish the repairs.
The water troubles have hit some areas harder than others. People in Avondale and Strathaven have lived without water for more than two months, while other parts of the city see water run for just a few hours each day.
