The Cahora Bassa dam and hydroelectric power plant located on the Zambezi River in northern Mozambique was the last major construction project in Africa during the era of decolonization from Portugal.

Cahora Bassa is an amazing feat of engineering and an example of what co-operation can achieve. By GREG MILLS.

Mozambique's Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources, Castigo Langa, declared on Monday that it is imperative that the country's largest dam, at Cahora Bassa on the Zambezi, should without ...

With talk of renegotiating the Cahora Bassa deal still doing the rounds, and with South Africa’s energy problems, the fate of the controversial arrangement between the two countries remains unclear.

The managers of the Cahora Bassa hydro-electric dam in Mozambique claim to be in the dark about an alleged sabotage plot involving four foreigners.

Mozambican police have asked their South African counterparts to analyse samples of the substance thrown into the Cahora Bassa dam as part of alleged efforts to sabotage the structure.

Ownership of the Cahora Bassa dam on the Zambezi river has finally been transferred from Portuguese control to Mozambican hands at a ceremony witnessed on 27 November by five southern African ...

Mozambique plans to raise output at the big Cahora Bassa hydroelectric dam to 3,220 MW from 2,075 MW over next five years to meet rising demand in the country and in the southern African region ...

Eskom, which has managed to stave off load-shedding for more than five weeks, warned that its daily supply from the Cahora Bassa hydroelectric scheme will be reduced by more than half to 650 MW ...

The Portuguese government’s sale of its 15 percent stake in the Cahora Bassa hydropower plant in Mozambique has been delayed, Diario Economico reported, citing an unidentified person close to ...