Zimbabwe's manufacturing industry output will slide further than expected this year, largely due to the impact of severe power cuts affecting the country.
The electricity authority says low levels of water at Kariba
Hydro Electrical Dam which produces most of the country's power will reduce power output until January.
The electricity authority says low levels of water at Kariba
Hydro Electrical Dam which produces most of the country's power will reduce power output until January.
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