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💰 Business14 March 2026·2 min read·

Kariba Dam water levels rising following improved rainfall

Source: zimbabwesituation

The Zambezi River Authority (ZRA) reported on 14 March 2026 that water levels in the Kariba reservoir are gradually rising, attributed to intensified rainfall activity on and around Lake Kariba. The improved hydrological outlook is significant for Zimbabwe's hydroelectric power generation capacity, which depends heavily on Kariba Dam. ZRA confirmed the positive trend in its latest catchment assessment.

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