e changes would come into effect next month.
The chairman, Christopher Chetsanga, said an increase was possible anytime: “We have been charging sub-economic rates and that has affected us a lot. So an increase in tariffs is one of the ways to solve the crisis.”
The country faces a total blackout anytime due to low production at local power plants and a potential switch-off by international suppliers. – Own correspondent
8.2.2007
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ZESA wants 300% tariff hike (08-02-07)
HARARE - The Zimbabwe Electricity Supply Authority (ZESA) board has resolved to hike tariffs by about 300% in the face of serious viability problems and a debt of over Z$500 billion.
Sources in the board said the increase proposal had been submitted to government for approval, and it was hoped th
Sources in the board said the increase proposal had been submitted to government for approval, and it was hoped th