The water company allegedly donated six bins to MRDC which
were never used.
Mazowe Valley Waters chief executive Tafadzwa Makaya said
they had made a follow-up over the issue, but they did not get satisfactory
answers.
“On November 25 last year, we donated bins to the local
council in a bid to develop a partnership and synergies in the management of
solid waste,” Makaya said.
“This was in support of their vision and mission statement
which seeks to have an empowered prosperous community by December 2030 and to
provide quality services through community participation.”
MRDC chief executive Liberty Mufandaedza was unavailable for
comment and had not respond to text messages sent to him.
The company said it handed over the donation to Joshua
Nyashanu, the council’s community development officer.
“As a company, we made a follow-up on our donation and saw
the bins abandoned in the yard. We questioned Mufandaedza and Nyashanu who
promised to install them in Concession, but to date, they are still abandoned
in the council yard,” Makaya added.
Nyashanu blasted the water company for taking the issue to
the media.
“We have their bins, but why did these guys approach the
media? They were supposed to come back to us, not to report to the Press, so we
cannot assist them now,” Nyashanu fumed. Newsday
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