As an energy crisis in Zimbabwe worsens, the government has announced plans to ban electric showers as part of efforts to save what little power there is. Authorities say these consume 40% of domestic power, and they have now rolled out a programme to install solar water heaters, to replace nearly 300,000 electric showers, over 5 years.
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