Gaborone Dam is a large reservoir on the Notwane River with a capacity noted in sources as approximately 141,100,000 cubic metres and is operated by the Water Utilities Corporation to supply water to the capital city, Gaborone. The supplied research notes and source excerpts focus on these infrastructural and administrative facts. The documents provided (Wikipedia, Wikidata, and several archival CIA documents) do not include any primary or secondary accounts of paranormal activity, drownings, apparitions, or named spirits associated with the dam. Although the research brief requested documentation of "reports of drowned spirits and hauntings," the available sources contain no such corroborating material. There are no witness statements, folkloric accounts, or interpretive frameworks in the provided texts linking Gaborone Dam to supernatural phenomena. As such, this entry records the dam's verified operational and geographic identity while noting the absence of documented paranormal claims in the supplied materials.
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- [2]Gaborone Dam - Wikidata. Wikidata entry Q5515478, 'Gaborone Dam'.other
- [3]INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC AND ENERGY WEEKLY (CIA archive). CIA Reading Room document 05743573 (archive.org).other
- [4]AFRICA REVIEW SPECIAL ISSUE: INSURGENCIES IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA (CIA archive). CIA Reading Room document cia-rdp87t00289r000100430001-1 (archive.org).other
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