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SA and Zambia cut off power to Zim

21 Dec 2007 - by Staff reporter
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ZIMBABWE’S POWER
problems are set to get a
whole lot worse.
South Africa and
Zambia have now
stopped supplies to their
cash-strapped neighbour
over an outstanding
US$42 million debt,
according to Zim Online.
Mozambique and the
Democratic Republic
of Congo are the only
countries continuing to
supply the beleaguered
country despite also
being owed huge sums of
money.

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