Sydney Kawadza Mash West Bureau Chief
ELECTRICITY power generation at Lake Kariba has been cut due to falling water levels in the dam. In a statement, the Zambezi River Authority said water allocation for power generation at Kariba North and South would be reduced from the current 1 476mW to 890mW.
Lake Kariba is currently five metres above the Minimum Operating Level when it should be eight at this time of the year.
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