FLASH: The World’s Largest Man-Made Lake, Kariba Dam in Zambia, Faces Low Water Levels Due to Severe Drought

Zambia’s Kariba Dam, the world’s largest man-made lake, is experiencing dangerously low water levels as a result of an intense drought. This crisis has plunged the country into daily power blackouts, as the dam is a critical source of hydroelectric power. The ongoing water shortage threatens Zambia’s economy and energy security, highlighting the significant impact of climate change on essential infrastructure. Efforts to mitigate this issue are becoming increasingly urgent.


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