Bulawayo dams at 50% as mining disrupts catchment areas

[The Zimbabwean - Zimbabwe] - 1er/02/2026

Bulawayo’s long-running water shortages have persisted despite a relatively strong 2025–26 rainy season, with city officials warning that minimal inflows into supply dams threaten water security for the country’s second-largest city.

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