Zambezi River Authority

Zimbabwe could be headed for darker days as Energy and Power Development minister Soda Zhemu yesterday revealed that there was no immediate funding to ease power outages. Zhemu revealed this after hopes to import more power from Zambia were…
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Although South Africa is well-known for its “humanitarian approach” towards Zimbabwe, according to experts and Eskom, Zimbabwe is now on its own following its electricity shortages which are set to worsen given SA’s energy crisis.
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Power outages in Zimbabwe are expected to increase as the Kariba South hydroelectric power station on the Zambezi River, which generates 1 050MW, is shutting down due to water shortages.
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An earthquake of the magnitude M4.3 occurred and was felt in the Kariba and surrounding areas at 22:03 hours on Tuesday, the Zambezi River Authority confirmed.
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Developers of a US$4 billion hydro-power plant on the Zambia-Zimbabwe border have delayed the project until next year because of coronavirus.
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Zimbabwe and Zambia are satisfied with progress on the US$5 billion Batoka Gorge Hydro-Electric Scheme (BGHES), which is expected to produce 2 400 megawatts.
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The Zambezi River Authority will tomorrow host the 38th Council of Ministers (COM) virtual meeting to review progress on key bilateral projects including the 2400 MW Batoka Gorge Hydro-Electric Scheme.
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The contractor in charge of the 2400MW Batoka Gorge Power Project has begun pre-construction works, building towards full implementation of the mega energy generation scheme by Zimbabwe and Zambia.
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Areas around Kariba Dam were hit by five earthquakes in the first week of this month, the Zambezi River Authority (ZRA) and Meteorological Services Department (MSD) have said.
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Lake Kariba will reach its full mark next year, Zambezi River Authority (ZRA) experts predicted yesterday.
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