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'Current' Statements on Kariba Dam
Zambezi's strength rules who can harness our river? electricity from water? Nyami, Nyami Kariba Dam damaged by six decades of water the Tonga tribes celebrate Nyami, Nyami May 10, 2022 Joseph May's contest on Naani. Two naani of 24 syllables each current statements about currents When the Kariba Dam was built on the Zambezi, the Tonga people had doubts. The dam was built on gneiss and quartzite and is made of concrete — 80 feet at its thickest point. But over six decades of the waters' rushing through it, tumbling over it and crashing down on its other side have carved a pit at its base and erosion threatens its foundations. July 22, 2020 The very thought of a naani about Nyam Nyami sparked my muse. It is the River God of the Tonga people.
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