The $2.3 Billion Dam China Built in Zambia That’s Powering Africa @CivilMentors
The $2.3 Billion Dam China Built in Zambia That’s Powering Africa @CivilMentors
Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
China built Zambia’s $2.3 billion Kafue Gorge Lower Dam to add 750 MW of power to the national grid. Here’s how this Chinese-backed megaproject is helping Zambia power its mines, cities, industries, and regional energy ambitions.

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The $2.3 Billion Dam China Built in Zambia That’s Powering Africa

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