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😂😂😂 it's really funny how people think Kariba dam is Zimbabwean owned

I'm 37 and have been looking for ways to be successful, please how??

Sure, the investment-advisor that guides me is..

Mrs Lucy Baldwin

@@KarisBale Ma'am I need a financial breakthrough how do you do it?

😱Sounds familiar, I have heard her name on several occasions.. and both her success stories in the wall Street journal!

The main engineering change is creating a deeper plunge pool so the scouring affect of released water is reduced on the base rock formation (mitigating erosion impact)

@@glaws365 Thank you, makes sense, also puts me in awe of the power of the discharge water, as I understand it, the "pool" is already over 100m deep.

​@@HARLEYQUINN-tf6eeAlso, geologically the river eroded along a fault line of weakness. The hard but brittle rock was cracked along that fault plane so pieces of rock were essentially being 'pulled' out of that narrow fault, especially when the gates were open, and threatening the stability of the wall. The steel reinforced concrete is consistently strong and won't crack.

@@jimmycricket5366 Thank you for taking the time to answer me.

Concrete lining has steel mesh in it to make it solid.

Nearly seventy years ago, 1958.

The rich rule over the poor and the borrower is servant unto the lender ..that's that strategy of the global elites... Not all of us are stupid enough to believe otherwise?

Shame on u

@@PediusMayura-mu4hd facts are facts.

@@PediusMayura-mu4hd excuse me but shame on me? Shame on you. You're disgusting. This country took the most qualified, most educated and specialized people in their country. Kicked them out based on the colour of their skin stole their possessions that they had spent decades developing and growing just to destroy and sell them for scrap. The entire economy collapsed because of these policies. People are still struggling and starving because of these policies. I employ Zimbabweans and they are desperate and would be willing to work for a lot less than I pay them but I pay them very well and I don't take advantage of them. There were highly educated people in the country that could have spread their knowledge but the greed of the Mugabe administration just thought they could steal it and everything would magically work. Well look how well that worked out.

Sad, potential for such rifts to exist.....a strict follow up of ethnicity...you will realize they are not even real valley people who were artificially separated by the white man

Sending love from a humble Zambian... 🤝

😂😂😂😂 HOW DID YOU HELP ZAMBIANS? Zambia lost a lot in terms of life and finance from helping Zimbabwe get it's independence. Zimbabweans would laugh at Zambians at one time even after helping you attain your independence and calling Zambians "Economic Refugees" when Zambians were passing through economic hardships, the only country Zambians have felt at home and so free and never called names is Tanzania... Zimbabweans after their independence, looked down on us Zambians because our economy was in a crisis but fortunately the tables have turned and you want to make it look like Zambians are bad people... you are just having a taste of your own medicine, live with it. If there is nothing in Zambia why are Zimbabweans crossing the border? I have inlaws coming into Zambia even for treatment and buying medicines because they can not afford the cost of medical treatment and medication, our health facilities are better and cost lower than what would be charged in Zimbabwe... my friend you do not know what you talking about.

@maluba2002 I hear your sentiments and am equally a Zambian but should we not be talking unity? Where is the spirit of pan africanism that KK, Nyerere, Kenyatta and Nkhuruma for so hard for. What profit is there for our countries to be divided and should we proudly repay evil for evil. In 1994 I was in Victoria falls town and the treatment we got there from one particular fuel attendant left an aftertaste but why hold unto such an experience. Although one thing that has not sat well with me is the statement by Hon Mnangagwa to the Russian president, there are better ways of venting such issues unlike the way he handled that.

@@maluba2002 Didn’t you hear what i said or you can't read. We still have large Zambian communities, some of whom only obtained national identities as recently as 2010. Thats the help im talking about. Many who are still reluctant to register for their national identity, are being referred to as aliens. I have never heard anyone refer to your country negatively; all my life, I have known Zambia as our sister nation. This issue only started during the current administration under HH. Your economy is still in a significant crisis. While it might be slightly better than ours, there is nothing of major significance that you have, which we don’t. You still face electricity shortages, you are losing control of airports to foreign investors, and still celebrate the construction of roads and streetlights - issues that are prevalent in my country and across many African nations. It’s likely that your in-laws prefer visiting because their spouses are of your origin. The only country we turn to for better healthcare is South Africa, or perhaps Botswana; the rest, including yours, are in a similar state.

Well, it could be because the Zim economy mainly functions with the US dollar, so the loss of value in the ZIG does not affect the salaries (buying power) and production of goods and services as the underlying pricing is done in US dollars. That's also the main reason why introducing a new local currency has been difficult, it seems people think in US dollar terms. Everything else is just noise to them.

​@enerstbhodho5528 Read and understand, the Zim economy was mainly in Zim dollar not USD

@@allenchilekw5698 was

Says who? Have you been to Zim?​@@allenchilekw5698

I can tell from the quick disclaimer, "we did what THEY thought they needed, not what WE thought they needed",that the works are a temperal or soothing remedy,a brief pain reliever and not a comprehensive treatment and cure of the problem. Unnecessary saving culminating to a waste of resources indeed.

kkkkk team yacho inonyanyonyepesa too much

Greed and inefficiency. Zimbabweans are paying more than most countries for electricity. Where does the money go? This needs to change.

🤔. You do know it's built in between Zambia and Zimbabwe.

In fact it is operated by The Central African Power Corporation which jointly owned by Zambia and Zimbabwe.

It is jointly owned by the two countries

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Yet 85% of the workforce is Zambian 😂😂😂

​@@phillipjhaniTrue. Damn, damn politics has *damaged* Zimbabwe so much!

Nah you're a Zimbabwean,

@@phillipjhani i'm proudly Namibian but i don't mind being called a Zimbabwean, I'm honoured

​@@MK-ob7snhow does being a Namibian special or make you better?

Get your facts right! This was a joint venture between Zambia, Zimbabwe and European union

@@Marketprofx where did i mention special and better in my statement you fool?

😅😂 love these two countries

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Nonsense.Noone is fighting anyone.Dont make issues out of nothing!