Zambia and Zimbabwe Face Severe Power Crisis as Kariba Dam Water Levels Dwindle
Zambia is set to shut down its hydropower plant at Kariba Dam on September 14, limiting households and businesses to just three hours of electricity per day. Meanwhile, Zimbabwe has warned it may be forced to turn off turbines at its hydropower station by December due to dwindling water levels caused by an El Niño-induced drought. Both Zambia and Zimbabwe are grappling with the effects of severe drought, driven by climate change, which has led to a dramatic drop in water levels at Kariba Dam—the world’s largest man-made lake and…
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