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Despite the debt crisis, Zambia and Zimbabwe relaunch the Batoka Gorge megadam - Vimarsana News

Despite the debt crisis, Zambia and Zimbabwe relaunch the Batoka Gorge megadam

At a time when Zambia and Zimbabwe are going through a debt crisis, the Zambezi River Authority (ZRA) is planning to launch a new call for tenders for the construction of the Batoka Gorge hydroelectric megadam. This energy infrastructure will require an investment of $5 billion.

Zambia, Zimbabwe to retender $5bn Batoka hydropower plant - Vimarsana News

Zambia, Zimbabwe to retender $5bn Batoka hydropower plant

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Zambia, Zimbabwe to re-tender $5bn Batoka hydropower plant - Vimarsana News

Zambia, Zimbabwe to re-tender $5bn Batoka hydropower plant

Zambia and Zimbabwe are retendering a $5 billion project to build a hydropower plant they previously awarded to General Electric and Power Construction Corp of ...

Zambia, Zimbabwe to retender Batoka Gorge hydropower plant - Vimarsana News

Zambia, Zimbabwe to retender Batoka Gorge hydropower plant

Zambia and Zimbabwe are planning to retender the Batoka Gorge hydropower project, with an estimated value of $5bn and a capacity of 2.4GW.

Zambia, Zimbabwe to retender $5bn Batoka hydropower plant - The Zimbabwe Independent - Vimarsana News

Zambia, Zimbabwe to retender $5bn Batoka hydropower plant - The Zimbabwe Independent

Water levels at Kariba, which straddles Zambia and Zimbabwe, are expected to keep receding due to poor rainfall, Munodawafa said, although he ruled out decommissioning the dam.