When the River Runs Dry in Lusitu, Zambia

Pulitzer Center·Nov 4

✦ NabkaNews BriefAuto-summarized from multiple outlets · verify with the source

A drought is affecting the Kariba Dam in Zambia, leading to low water levels and potentially impacting hydropower production. The situation is causing a power crisis, with effects on small businesses and the broader community. Reports also suggest that the drought is part of a larger issue of recurring dry conditions in the region, affecting farmers and livestock in neighboring areas.

Full coverage

In Namibia’s Kunene Region, Government Initiative Helps Livestock Farmers Cope With Recurring Droughts

Pulitzer Center·Nov 20

View original report at Pulitzer Center ↗

Fetching the latest headlines…

When the River Runs Dry in Lusitu, Zambia

Full coverage

Low Water Level on Lake Kariba

The Kariba Dam Is Failing: What That Means for African Hydropower

Returning to Zambia During a Global Pandemic: Time Lost and Lessons Learned

Drought stops world's largest man-made lake from producing electricity

Zambia’s Kariba Dam crisis is one of inequality

A Silent Struggle for Small Businesses Amidst Zambia’s Power Crisis

Portraits of Drought: Farmers Struggle To Adapt to Arid Conditions in Kunene

In Namibia’s Kunene Region, Government Initiative Helps Livestock Farmers Cope With Recurring Droughts