Kariba Dam

In 1956, construction on the Kariba Dam project was started.

Impacts of the Kariba dam on the Displaced community.

It is located close to the Kariba Dam.

There were no street lights, even though the development of the Kariba dam ensured a more reliable source of electricity in the buildings.

His continuing legacy is most evident in the Kariba Dam, a project that went ahead with his active support.

A visit to the Kariba Dam wall is also impressive along with a visit to the crocodile farm.

The station is part of the Kariba Dam project, damming the Zambezi river.

Socio-economic benefits of the Kariba dam.

Being built as part of the Kariba Dam Wall Construction Project.

Politics of the Kariba Dam.

The other road links are at Chirundu Bridge and Kariba Dam.

Notes of these design also feature on either side major landmarks and landscapes such as the Kariba Dam and fauna.

Apart from the Kariba Dam power station hydropower has still a lot of potential, especially along the Zambesi river.

Lake Kariba was formed by the building of the Kariba dam, and filled with water in May 1956.

Its primary function is to operate and maintain the Kariba Dam on the Zambezi River.

Besides plans to upgrade both the Hwange plant and the Kariba dam facility, two new plants are projected, however funding is not secured.

Kariba Dam Project.

Progress and Geographical Significance of the Kariba Dam.

The Great Kariba Dam.

Resettlement and Development Issues that Followed on Construction of the Kariba Dam.

In 1961 an Italian consortium, Impregilo which had just completed the Kariba Dam, won the contract.

At this point, the river enters Lake Kariba, created in 1959 following the completion of the Kariba Dam.

Additionally, in 2000, Zimbabwe caused the region to experience the worst flooding in recent history when the country opened the Kariba Dam gates.

Kariba Dam's operation Noah re-launched.

Kariba Dam completed between Zambia and Zimbabwe on the Zambezi River.