WELLINGTON MUZENGEZA STANDING on the wall of Kariba Dam, one sees turbines on the north bank feeding Zambia and those on the south serving Zimbabwe.On paper, the two countries operate distinct power systems. Their utilities have different balance sheets, tariffs, regulators and government owners.Yet the water turning those turbines is shared.This is the paradox at…
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