As the 10th-widest waterfall, Inga Falls spans 3,000 feet in the lower Congo River. The water flows here at a rate of about 1 ...

Last month, the government of the Democratic Republic of Congo announced in Paris that the construction of the first phase of a new set of energy projects at the country’s Inga Falls would begin ...

But decades of civil war, corruption, and the Democratic Republic of Congo's (DRC) reputation as a failed state have limited the hydropower developments at the country's Inga Falls to two ...

The Congo River runs 2,920 miles through the center of Africa, most of its massive flow winding through the Democratic Republic of the Congo. It crosses the equator twice before eventually ...

The proposed expansion project to two dams at Inga Falls, among the world's largest waterfalls, which are 225 kilometres (140 miles) southwest of Kinshasa, would be able to supply 42,000 megawatts ...

Near the Inga Falls, it is on which African river? Menon's winning answer: the Congo. Watch the winning answer from 2014’s Geographic Bee. "I'm on top of the world right now," said the New ...

It will be built on one of the largest waterfalls in the world, the Inga Falls, where the Congo River drops almost a hundred metres and flows at an enormous speed of 43 cubic metres per second.

Yet governments across southern Africa and beyond have been eyeing the Inga falls, a nine-mile wide group of rapids, as a potential home to the world’s biggest hydropower station. Grand Inga ...

The link supplies up to 1,000 MW of emission-free electricity from the Inga Falls hydropower plant in the far west of the country to the Kolwezi mining region in the south. With a length of 1,700 ...