Hwange

British  

/ ˈhwæŋɡeɪ /

noun

1. Former name (until 1982): Wankie.  a town in W Zimbabwe: coal mines. Pop: 42 581 (1992)

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Example Sentences

Zimbabwe has spent US$2 billion dollars investing in energy products: $533 million, financed by China's Sinohydro, to expand Kariba power station and add 300MW of capacity, and US$1.4billion for new units at the Hwange Thermal power station, to add 600MW to the grid.

From BBC

Hwange however has suffered Covid-19 pandemic-related and payment delays.

From BBC

In the short term it says one more unit at the Hwange thermal power station will be commissioned by the end of the year, adding 300MW to the grid, and that water levels are beginning to rise again at Kariba.

From BBC

The State-run Herald newspaper reported on Monday that an ongoing expansion of a major coal-fired power station, Hwange, could help plug the shortages exacerbated by the Kariba plant shutdown if it goes live by year-end as scheduled.

From Seattle Times

If those mulling the proposal have never been to Hwange, how can they understand the plight of communities there, Mr Farawo asks.

From BBC