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Lifeline for communities - NewsDay Zimbabwe

BY BEAUTY NYUKE THE Community Water Alliance (CWA) has launched a programme to provide communities with water to prevent the spread of COVID-19 through regular hand washing. CWA spokesperson Christopher Gohori yesterday told NewsDay that the organisation was complementing local authorities throughout the country in delivering water to communities in need by establishing solar-powered public […]

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