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The people in Harare & Chitungwiza need President President of Zimbabwe … in fact, they should be the ones supporting ED2030 more than anyone else… It is President Mnangagwa who is elevating Harare despite the presence of an INCOMPETENT opposition council. Kunzvi Dam is under construction, and it is the panacea for Harare & Chitungwiza’s water problems… With a PPP managing water treatment& distribution, and Kunzvi Dam supplying the raw water, Harare will not have water problems

The people in Harare & Chitungwiza need President President of Zimbabwe … in fact, they should be the ones supporting ED2030 more than anyone else… It is President Mnangagwa who is elevating Harare despite the presence of an INCOMPETENT opposition council. Kunzvi Dam is under construction, and it is the panacea for Harare & Chitungwiza’s water problems… With a PPP managing water treatment& distribution, and Kunzvi Dam supplying the raw water, Harare will not have water problems

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🇦🇫🤝🇮🇳 The Salma Dam, the Afghanistan–India Friendship Dam, is a true symbol of what our two nations can build together. Rising on the Harirod River in Herat, it has been bringing light and life to communities since 2016. The dam generates 42 megawatts of electricity and irrigates more than 75,000 hectares of farmland, supporting thousands of families. It reflects a partnership built on respect, trust, and shared progress. A reminder that when Afghanistan and India stand together, both nations move forward.

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FACT CHECK: There is no Kijabe Dam and there never has been one. Reports being circulated by mainstream media about a dam in Kijabe are totally inaccurate and misleading. The tragedy in Old Kijabe Town is not linked to a dam. A blocked tunnel under the old railway lines created a lake which eventually broke after days of build-up. You can see the aftermath in the videos. The incident was not caused by a dam burst but rather by the blockage of the railway tunnel, leading to the buildup of water that eventually broke through.

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Culture is genetic because behavior is genetic. This beaver never saw a dam in its life. No beavers or anything else ever taught it to build a dam. It wants to build a dam because it is a beaver. Many beavers together build a big dam. That is beaver culture. Humans are not different. Nothing is different. This is what life is. This is how life works. Your body is your mind. A caterpillar wants to build a chrysalis. A bee wants to build a hive. A lion wants to build a pride. You are not special. You are not above your nature. you are INSIDE of it. The thoughts that we think are genetic thoughts. The crimes we commit are genetic crimes. The art we create is genetic art. Just like this beaver, you can give the animal different sticks and it will build a different dam, but it will always build a dam. And you can give humans different "education," but the human will always use it to do what its genes tell it to do. This is the first big answer that you need. This is the biggest piece of the puzzle. This is how to understand people 90% of the way. You just... notice what they do, and get out of the way, and watch them do it. And if they need sticks, you give them sticks. And if you don't like what they do, you have to get away from them. You cannot train dam-building into them or out of them any more than you can with a beaver. A beaver wants to build a dam because it is a beaver. Whatever you see people build, that's what they wanted to build from the sticks they got in the river they were in. Stop pretending you can change it.

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⚡️ ⚡️ ⚡️ RUSSIA EXPLODED DAM ❗️❗️The 🇷🇺 occupiers openly declare, in writingC that they have destroyed the Kakhovskaya hydroelectric plant. If this is really true and the dam is destroyed, it threatens to flood everything downstream, including Kherson, hundreds of thousands of people will be affected, and Crimea will remain without water for at least 10-15 years. We are waiting for information from our side.

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We are managing record amounts of water from the French Broad, Nolichucky, and Pigeon Rivers flowing into Douglas Dam, holding that water back to protect downstream areas like Knoxville, Lenoir City, and even Chattanooga. In a controlled manner, we are releasing a record amount of water, over 450,000 gallons per second, using the dam's generating turbines and spillway gates. Douglas, one of our largest tributary dams, is stable and secure.

We are managing record amounts of water from the French Broad, Nolichucky, and Pigeon Rivers flowing into Douglas Dam, holding that water back to protect downstream areas like Knoxville, Lenoir City, and even Chattanooga. In a controlled manner, we are releasing a record amount of water, over 450,000 gallons per second, using the dam's generating turbines and spillway gates. Douglas, one of our largest tributary dams, is stable and secure.

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For anyone who thinks that if Trump wins, he should just let bygones be bygones, watch this video of lawfare coordinator Harry Litman celebrating his judge friend taking every dam thing that a man in the last years of his life owns, including his grandfather’s watch, and giving it to two criminals who were involved in the theft of the 2020 election. The only way to make things right is to throw the real criminals in prison, including Harry and his judge friend, for the rest of their lives and taking and selling every dam thing they own. Nothing less. These people are evil and they must pay a price.

For anyone who thinks that if Trump wins, he should just let bygones be bygones, watch this video of lawfare coordinator Harry Litman celebrating his judge friend taking every dam thing that a man in the last years of his life owns, including his grandfather’s watch, and giving it to two criminals who were involved in the theft of the 2020 election. The only way to make things right is to throw the real criminals in prison, including Harry and his judge friend, for the rest of their lives and taking and selling every dam thing they own. Nothing less. These people are evil and they must pay a price.

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Chronology of Gujarat floods ! -Madhya Pradesh's Indirasagar Dam released 9.45 lakh cusecs of water into Narmada, days before PM's birthday so that the Narmada Dam reservoir reaches maximum water levels before PM's birthday on September 17. -On the day of PM's birthday, as part of the celebration, all the floodgates of the dam are thrown wide open to release water. -Mindlessly, 18 lakh cusecs of water gets released at one go. -As a result, Bharuch, Vadodara and Narmada districts of Gujarat gets flooded. -As you can see in the video, flood water enters homes and residential societies. -Thousands of people are left helpless, houses destroyed and some forced to take shelter on the roof of the houses as water submerged their homes. -Meanwhile, people from Saurashtra, North Gujarat and Kutch had been demanding water for a month now but it was not being released. It was kept on hold for the PM's birthday. -The water could easily have been released in a phased to these regions few days prior as a red alert was already issued and there was going to be more water in the dam. But does that count for a birthday celebration? No right? -They waited for the PM's birthday to release the water. Hence, this is not a natural flood but a man-made disaster to celebrate the "Messiah". Absolutely shameful and disgusting state of affairs! #organisedfloods #GujaratRains

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Hi again, world. I am the #Kurdish city of #Kobani in NE Syria. Tonight, we welcomed thousands of people who marched to the #TishrinDam to protest the Turkish attacks and then returned to #Kobane | Please remember, this dam is our major source of water and electricity. We are deeply worried that it could collapse due to ongoing bombardment, causing a humanitarian disaster.

Hi again, world. I am the #Kurdish city of #Kobani in NE Syria. Tonight, we welcomed thousands of people who marched to the #TishrinDam to protest the Turkish attacks and then returned to #Kobane | Please remember, this dam is our major source of water and electricity. We are deeply worried that it could collapse due to ongoing bombardment, causing a humanitarian disaster.

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The #MuvumbaMultipurposeDam is taking shape, with construction under phase I reaching 44% completion. Once completed, the 39-meter-high dam with a storage capacity of 55 million cubic meters will deliver transformative benefits to communities in Nyagatare District , including: 🚰Domestic Water Supply: 50,000 m³ per day 🌱Irrigation: 11,000 hectares of farmland ⚡️Electricity Generation: 1 MW 🐄Livestock Watering 🌫️Flood Control and Climate Resilience

Rwanda Water Resources Board | RWB

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ALERT: India Ready to Cooperate with Afghanistan on Hydropower Projects: Foreign Ministry Randhir Jaiswal, spokesperson for India’s Ministry of External Affairs, said on Thursday that New Delhi is ready to cooperate with Afghanistan on hydropower projects, including potential developments along the Kunar River. Speaking at a press briefing, Jaiswal referred to the recent joint statement issued during the visit of Amir Khan Muttaqi, the Acting Foreign Minister of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan, to India. He noted, “The joint statement clearly emphasizes that India stands ready to support Afghanistan’s efforts toward the sustainable management of its water resources, including hydropower generation projects.” Jaiswal added that India and Afghanistan share a long history of cooperation in the water sector, highlighting the Salma Dam, now known as the India-Afghanistan Friendship Dam, as a prominent example of this enduring partnership.

ALERT: India Ready to Cooperate with Afghanistan on Hydropower Projects: Foreign Ministry Randhir Jaiswal, spokesperson for India’s Ministry of External Affairs, said on Thursday that New Delhi is ready to cooperate with Afghanistan on hydropower projects, including potential developments along the Kunar River. Speaking at a press briefing, Jaiswal referred to the recent joint statement issued during the visit of Amir Khan Muttaqi, the Acting Foreign Minister of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan, to India. He noted, “The joint statement clearly emphasizes that India stands ready to support Afghanistan’s efforts toward the sustainable management of its water resources, including hydropower generation projects.” Jaiswal added that India and Afghanistan share a long history of cooperation in the water sector, highlighting the Salma Dam, now known as the India-Afghanistan Friendship Dam, as a prominent example of this enduring partnership.

The Khorasan Diary

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#StopKaliwaDam #SaveSierraMadre Delivered a privilege speech today on a pressing issue that Congress must urgently investigate: the Kaliwa Dam, or the New Centennial Water Source–Kaliwa Dam, in the Sierra Madre. Napakarami nang tumututol sa proyektong ito dahil sa banta at peligrong idudulot nito sa kalikasan, kabuhayan at buhay ng mga apektadong komunidad. Among the red flags surrounding this project are the illegal construction of access roads even before 2018, without local permits, without clearances, without the Free, Prior or Informed Consent (FPIC) of indigenous peoples’ (IP) communities, and in defiance of a stoppage order issued by the provincial Environment and Natural Office (ENRO); the questionable issuance of the Environmental Compliance Certificate (ECC), and the lack of genuine consultation and representation in the conduct of the FPIC process. Clearly, the financial, environmental, social, and moral costs all outweigh the projected benefits of the Kaliwa Dam. We cannot call this development. We cannot call this progress. And we cannot, in good conscience, call this governance. Today, I also filed House Resolution No. 538 calling for a full and urgent inquiry into the Kaliwa Dam project. I call on the House leadership and my colleagues: Let us investigate. Let us uphold our mandate. Let us stand with the communities who have been silenced, displaced, dismissed, and endangered. Nagpapasalamat po tayo sa mga nakasama natin ngayong araw sa Kongreso para sa panawagang ito na itigil ang pagpapatayo ng Kaliwa Dam: Sa ating mga Dumagat Remontado IP leaders from Quezon and Rizal of the Alma Laban sa Mapaniil na Dam (ALMA-DAM), Vice Mayor Mannie America and Sangguniang Bayan members of Infanta, Quezon, as well as the representatives of the Urban Poor Associates (UPA). This is about truth. This is about accountability. This is about the future we must defend.✊🏼🇵🇭

#StopKaliwaDam #SaveSierraMadre Delivered a privilege speech today on a pressing issue that Congress must urgently investigate: the Kaliwa Dam, or the New Centennial Water Source–Kaliwa Dam, in the Sierra Madre. Napakarami nang tumututol sa proyektong ito dahil sa banta at peligrong idudulot nito sa kalikasan, kabuhayan at buhay ng mga apektadong komunidad. Among the red flags surrounding this project are the illegal construction of access roads even before 2018, without local permits, without clearances, without the Free, Prior or Informed Consent (FPIC) of indigenous peoples’ (IP) communities, and in defiance of a stoppage order issued by the provincial Environment and Natural Office (ENRO); the questionable issuance of the Environmental Compliance Certificate (ECC), and the lack of genuine consultation and representation in the conduct of the FPIC process. Clearly, the financial, environmental, social, and moral costs all outweigh the projected benefits of the Kaliwa Dam. We cannot call this development. We cannot call this progress. And we cannot, in good conscience, call this governance. Today, I also filed House Resolution No. 538 calling for a full and urgent inquiry into the Kaliwa Dam project. I call on the House leadership and my colleagues: Let us investigate. Let us uphold our mandate. Let us stand with the communities who have been silenced, displaced, dismissed, and endangered. Nagpapasalamat po tayo sa mga nakasama natin ngayong araw sa Kongreso para sa panawagang ito na itigil ang pagpapatayo ng Kaliwa Dam: Sa ating mga Dumagat Remontado IP leaders from Quezon and Rizal of the Alma Laban sa Mapaniil na Dam (ALMA-DAM), Vice Mayor Mannie America and Sangguniang Bayan members of Infanta, Quezon, as well as the representatives of the Urban Poor Associates (UPA). This is about truth. This is about accountability. This is about the future we must defend.✊🏼🇵🇭

Leila de Lima

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The Brahmaputra is the lifeline of Assam and a major strategic asset of India. China's recent decision to construct the world's largest dam across the Yarlung Zangbo-Brahmaputra raises serious concerns about India's water security. I've written to both the Defence Minister and the External Affairs Minister regarding the disproportionate control of China over the water flow in the Brahmaputra River. I demand that water sharing and management be a key component of India's diplomatic engagement with China, especially at the level of the PM, the NSA, and the MEA. We must have an agreement that China must always share hydrological data supporting flood forecasting and management. My question is, did this government know that China is constructing such a dam, and what has this government done to raise this issue at the international forum? : Deputy Leader of Lok Sabha Shri Gaurav Gogoi

The Brahmaputra is the lifeline of Assam and a major strategic asset of India. China's recent decision to construct the world's largest dam across the Yarlung Zangbo-Brahmaputra raises serious concerns about India's water security. I've written to both the Defence Minister and the External Affairs Minister regarding the disproportionate control of China over the water flow in the Brahmaputra River. I demand that water sharing and management be a key component of India's diplomatic engagement with China, especially at the level of the PM, the NSA, and the MEA. We must have an agreement that China must always share hydrological data supporting flood forecasting and management. My question is, did this government know that China is constructing such a dam, and what has this government done to raise this issue at the international forum? : Deputy Leader of Lok Sabha Shri Gaurav Gogoi

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Tanzania’s Julius Nyerere Hydropower Project (JNHPP) Officially inaugurated today, on the Rufiji River, after roughly six years of construction (2019–2025). ⚡ 2,115 MW installed capacity — Africa’s 4th-largest hydropower dam, 9th-largest in the world 🔋 9 turbines, 235 MW each 💰 TZS 7.45 trillion ($2.9bn), funded entirely by Tanzania itself 🏗️ 134m-high dam, 100km-long reservoir It’s already been carrying the grid before today’s ceremony: JNHPP alone supplied 44.9% of all electricity fed into Tanzania’s national grid over the past year, and now accounts for almost half of the country’s total installed generation capacity, which stands at roughly 4,646 MW nationwide. Power is only valuable when it powers production, and the next decade will decide whether Tanzania turned this investment into one.

Tanzania’s Julius Nyerere Hydropower Project (JNHPP) Officially inaugurated today, on the Rufiji River, after roughly six years of construction (2019–2025). ⚡ 2,115 MW installed capacity — Africa’s 4th-largest hydropower dam, 9th-largest in the world 🔋 9 turbines, 235 MW each 💰 TZS 7.45 trillion ($2.9bn), funded entirely by Tanzania itself 🏗️ 134m-high dam, 100km-long reservoir It’s already been carrying the grid before today’s ceremony: JNHPP alone supplied 44.9% of all electricity fed into Tanzania’s national grid over the past year, and now accounts for almost half of the country’s total installed generation capacity, which stands at roughly 4,646 MW nationwide. Power is only valuable when it powers production, and the next decade will decide whether Tanzania turned this investment into one.

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