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Zimbabwe struggles to keep the power on

Published on: Tuesday 21 March 2023

Along the border between Zimbabwe and Zambia sits Lake Kariba, where low water levels have interrupted power supply to both countries — profoundly impacting the economy.

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Zimbabwe struggles to keep the power on