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[QUOTE="Shamiso, post: 83868, member: 160"]
Dam levels are way up after all that rain, easing a ton of pressure. Recent rainfall across Zimbabwe has significantly boosted national water security, with reservoir capacities seeing a major jump. Marjorie Munyonga from the Zimbabwe National Water Authority confirmed the improved situation, noting the rise places the country in a stronger position for urban supply and irrigation needs.

The national dam level average has reached a high percentage, a substantial increase over the previous period. Multiple dams are now spilling due to the inflows, including Tugwi-Mukosi, Gwenoro, Mamina, and Manyuchi. Others like Zhovhe, Muzhwi, and Rusape are also listed among those overflowing.

Even Bulawayo's historically stressed supply dams recorded gains, with their collective average rising significantly since the season began. Catchments in the Gwayi, Runde, Mzingwane, and Sanyati areas now have many dams at or near full capacity. This strengthens prospects for consistent water access and supports upcoming agricultural seasons.

Authorities still urged responsible water use despite the positive developments. Communities were advised to exercise caution around overflowing dams and swollen rivers. The country manages thousands of reservoirs, from large structures like Kariba to smaller farm dams, monitored by ZINWA and AGRITEX.
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