Zimbabwe's dams general have enough water to cope with expected demand, despite the two past drought seasons, until enough rain has fallen to start them filling again.
Zimbabwe National Water Authority spokesperson Marjory Munyonga said there was enough although dams were below September average levels and were seeing rising demand as temperatures rose and evaporation losses increased.
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