ZESCO managing director Victor Mapani has announced that load shedding has ended, attributing the development to rising water levels in Lake Kariba and increased power generation output. And Mapani says Zesco’s debt burden has been reduced from US$3.5 billion to US$3 billion within a period of 12 months. Addressing the media, Thursday, Mapani said load shedding effectively ended 12 days ago but the utility company was now sure that the crisis had ended. “The load shedding effectively ended 12 days ago but we are now sure that the load shedding is gone. We have gone over the cliff. We have noted that the waters are picking up in Lake Kariba, and also some other mitigations that we had to put...