Tag: Kariba Dam News
Kariba Water Level Rises… When It Should Be Falling
Fisherman Dies After Hippos Attempt To Save Him From Crocodile
I Will Work Harder To Ensure That The Vision Is Achieved – Soda Zhemu
Lake Kariba Level 16% Higher Than During Same Period In 2019 – ZRA
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Kariba Hydro Power Station Set To Increase Output
ZRA Issues Update On Water Levels At The Kariba Dam {Full Text}
“By 2023, Zimbabwe Should Be Energy Sufficient” – President Mnangagwa
Kariba Power Station Now Operating At Full Throttle
Kariba Hit By A 3.9 Magnitude Earthquake
Kariba Dam Water Levels Rise Significantly
Kariba Hit By 5 Earthquakes In One Week
“We Expect The Water Situation To Return To Near Normal Soon,” Kariba Mayor
Zambezi River Water Levels Rise
Kariba Dam Requires 3 Years Of Average Inflows To Fill Up
I Can Promise The Nation, In One Or Two Months, The Power Situation Would Have Changed – Chasi
Kariba Dam Water Approaching Unusable Storage Levels – Zambezi River Authority
Kariba Dam Water Levels Improve
The Period During Which Lake Kariba Reaches Peak Water Level Revealed
Lake Kariba Water Drops To Critical Level
Kariba Power Plant Faces Imminent Shutdown
Zimbabwe Power Company Gives Update On Electricity
ZESA Announces Increased Load Shedding
WATCH: Rains Fall In Harare As Passion Java Declares ” No Rains Until His Watch Is Found”
DOWNLOAD: Copy Of SI 86 Of 2018 – Electricity (Net Metering) Regulations
WATCH: Fascinating Engineering Showing How Kariba Dam Is Being Rehabilitated
Kariba Power Station Could Be Shut Down In 14 Weeks – Chasi
Mthuli Ncube Warns ZESA Holdings Against Hiking Tariffs
How To Have A Cheap Holiday In Kariba
Kariba Dam Repair On Course
Kariba HEP Cuts Power Output, Again
Kariba Power Generation Down To 50%
City of Harare To Bring Water From Kariba Via Pipeline, Says It’s Cheaper Than Building A Dam