By Clinton Moodley Apr 2, Victoria Falls, located on the Zambezi River, at the border between Zambia and Zimbabwe, is the largest waterfall in the world, measuring 1 metres wide and metres high. Instagram user Peter Frost shared a video of the falls this week, which shows steady growth.
The video showcases the majestic falls in all its glory - and judging by the clip, it is thriving. Victoria Falls today. No people just LOTS of water. A post shared by Peter Frost peter. Pablo Tinashe Chimusoro, a marketing executive from local tour operator Pamushana Africa, welcomed the positive news. The Falls flowing at their peak gives a breath of relief, and also could signify abundance for the community. The ecosystem around it will thrive, and tourists from all over the world will be treated to the remarkable volumes of water, which make the giant falls.
South African actor and presenter Maps Maponyane who visited the attraction last year also slammed the fake news about the falls being dry. Picture: Leon Basson from Pixabay. Read next on IOL 5 things the travel industry should do during lockdown Apr 8,
