The Kariba dam is a double curvature concrete arch dam in the Kariba gorge of the Zambezi river basin between Zambia and Zimbabwe. At 128m tall and 579m long, the structure forms Lake Kariba - ...

The water levels at the Kariba Dam, which is jointly managed by Zimbabwe and Zambia, have seen a steady increase in recent months, offering a glimmer of hope for both nations. The Kariba Dam, the ...

The Kariba Dam is designed to operate at a water level between 475,50m and 488,50m. Usable live storage, crucial for power generation, is currently at a mere 4,09 billion cubic metres (BCM), a ...

Zimbabwe's largest hydroelectric plant, Kariba Dam and Mozambique's Cahora Bassa Dam have both accumulated significant inflows during the current season after experiencing reduced inflows ...

Water levels at the Kariba Dam, which is shared by Zimbabwe and Zambia, have seen a steady increase in recent months, providing a glimmer of hope for both countries as they grapple with power ...

This gorge is a narrow passage between hills of hard rock located 250 miles below Victoria ... The construction of the Kariba Dam, a concrete arch dam across the Zambezi, commenced in November ...

Zimbabwe and Zambia’s economic and power utility – water levels are on the rise amid ongoing consistent rainfall across the country and region. Water levels at the Kariba Dam have gradually increased ...

with each country receiving 13.5 billion cubic meters for their respective power generation operations at the Kariba Dam. Addressing concerns regarding last year’s water distribution ...