Gaborone Dam

Wednesday, February 01, 2017

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Gaborone Dam water level rose to 31.1% as at January 30. The current water level means that the 141.1million cubic metre-capacity dam, which is the country's second largest dam, gained 6.5% of inflow in three days. Water Utilities Corporation says the current water level of the dam can supply the greater Gaborone area for 10 months without inflow. (Picture, sunset view from the Yacht Club)

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