Zambia and Zimbabwe need nuclear power
Source: ZTN Prime
Dwindling Kariba water levels threaten power generation
Zambia and Zimbabwe need nuclear power
Source: ZTN Prime
Source: GAMBAKWE MEDIA
WATCH LIVE: Mnangagwa hires hundreds of Indian Mercenaries from Mozambique Topics 1. Hundreds of Indian Mercenaries have been deported from Zimbabwe. The unit was brought into Zimbabwe by President Mnangagwa. 2. Mnangagwa’s advisor, Jorum … Read the rest
Kariba Dam
by PD Lawton, 17 Jan 2024
Electricity generation for both Zambia and Zimbabwe will be affected in 2024 by lower water levels of Lake Kariba , which is the region`s source of hydro-electic power.
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The BRICS is trying to create a “more inclusive” international order that “addresses the existing fault lines on the global geopolitical, geo-economic and financial architecture,” said South Africa’s Ambassador to BRICS, Anil Sooklal, in an interview with Japan Times.
… Read the rest“What you’re seeing here is that these
by PD Lawton , 23 March 2023
Chairman of the State Duma Vyacheslav Volodin and President of the Transitional Legislative Assembly of Burkina Faso Ousmane Bougouma. Image: State Duma
Zimbabwe has had its biggest wheat harvest since commercial farming began in 1966. The record achieved is 375,000 tons for the 2022 season. It is a formidible achievement for the farmers of Zimbabwe and the government who together are aiming for wheat self-sufficiency.
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Today, education in Africa is Eurocentric, meaning that African history is rarely well-taught in African schools. In Francophone Africa, the school manuals are written by Frenchmen on the continent, or in
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Benson Xu, the company’s chief executive officer, recently stated that an explosion in infrastructure projects in Africa had fueled demand for steel products, which his company would be able to meet.
23 September 2022
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Another passenger said sarcastically, “Thank you South Africa for having given me the opportunity to see the ocean and ships. I am from a landlocked country. I will not return because the ANC government has turned xenophobic. They have lost the confidence of the people … Read the rest