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📰 News11 March 2026·2 min read·

Kariba Water Levels Rise But Power Crisis Remains

Source: bulawayo24

Water levels at Lake Kariba have recorded a slight but steady increase as the 2025/2026 rainy season draws to a close, offering cautious optimism for electricity generation in Zimbabwe and Zambia. Despite the improvement, authorities warn that the power crisis is far from over. The rise provides limited relief to both countries' hydroelectric generation capacity.

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