ZINWA coordinates water resources across Zimbabwe's seven catchment areas, ensuring sustainable supply for agriculture, industry, and communities.
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Official contacts and service centres across Zimbabwe — updated 2025.
Covers the Gwayi River Basin, flowing westwards into the Zambezi system. Key water supply for Lupane, Hwange, and surrounding irrigation schemes.
Manyame River basin, including Harare metropolitan and Mashonaland West. Major dams: Chivero, Manyame, Mazvikadei.
Flows northwards into Mozambique, key for agriculture in Bindura, Mazowe, Mount Darwin.
Limpopo tributary basin covering Mzingwane River and Insiza River. Supports Beitbridge, Gwanda, irrigation and livestock.
Runde and Tokwe basins. Tokwe-Mukorsi Dam (largest inland dam), Lake Mutirikwi. Vital for Masvingo city, Zvishavane, sugar estates.
Drains into Lake Kariba, covers Kwekwe, Kadoma, Gokwe, Gweru. Sebakwe & Munyati dams critical for mining and agriculture.
Save (Sabi) River Basin, eastern highlands to Mozambique border. Major agricultural region: sugar, tea, coffee. Odzi and Tanganda sub-catchments.
