Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Zimbabwe has emerged from its peak winter electricity-demand period without the widespread power cuts that have become a feature of previous years. Improved output from the country’s main power stations has helped keep factories running, reducing reliance on costly back-up generation and raising hopes that a more reliable power supply can support broader industrial recovery.
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Zimbabwe has emerged from its peak winter electricity-demand period without the widespread power cuts that have become a feature of previous years. Improved output from the country’s main power stations has helped keep factories running, reducing reliance on costly back-up generation and raising hopes that a more reliable power supply can support broader industrial recovery.
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