History about the construction of the Kariba Dam in Siavonga 📸 ® PATHE | Siavonga NewsDay

THROWBACK: The flood during construction of Kariba Dam Wall In March 1958, during the Kariba Dam Wall construction there was an unprecedented flood amounting to 16 000 cubic metres per second of water which passed through the site flooding the cofferdam causing considerable damage and disruption. Parts of the suspension footbridge were swept away and the river in the gorge rose some 34 metres above the low water levels. Kariba Dam was originally designed to have only four spill gates. This flood

#Watch: The flood that destroyed the access bridge, the coffer dam and parts of the main wall during the construction of the Kariba Dam in 1958. #ZambeziRiverAuthority #zambeziriver #karibadam #Kariba #siavonga | Zambezi River Authority

The Zimbabwe Power Company, explains the suspension of hydroelectric power generation at Lake Kariba. #Asakhe | Centre For Innovation and Technology

WATCH: ZESCO Supervisors and health workers at Kariba Hydroelectric Power Station ensures that workers coming to the plant comply with directives to wear face masks and observe social-distancing measures. | Mwebantu

#WATCH : ZImbabwe Power Company (ZPC) explains power generation at Kariba South Bank Power Station. 🎥 :ZPC | Zambezi River Authority