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Ethiopia: Looking Forward to Forge Greater Cooperation Among Nile Riparian Countries
Ethiopian Herald, 5 April 2015
The current leaders of Egypt and Sudan have understood that old ways and obsolete colonial treaties will not any more govern the issue of the Nile. They are well aware of the fact… Read more »
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Ethiopia: Dispelling the Curse of the Nile
Al Jazeera, 11 April 2015
War has been avoided. As Yemen becomes the latest battleground in what future historians might call the Middle East's "World War", news like this is welcome indeed. Read more »
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Ethiopia: Gerd Taking Shape
Reporter, 4 April 2015
Ethiopia is going to redivert the Blue Nile River back to its natural course, after completing the concrete civil work and installation of four huge metal culverts on the Grand… Read more »
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Ethiopia: Bureau Employees Pledge to Sustain Commitment to GERD
Ethiopian Herald, 5 April 2015
Celebrating the 4th year launching of the construction of GERD, employees of the Addis Ababa Road and Transport Bureau yesterday reconfirmed commitment to contribute for the… Read more »
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Ethiopia: Gerd Reaches a Point of No Return
Ethiopian Herald, 5 April 2015
The Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) has reached a point of no return and the major hydro-mechanical and electro-mechanical works have been carried out according to schedule.… Read more »
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Reporter, 4 April 2015
Less partisanship and more logical dialogue is key in deciphering what the declaration means for Ethiopia Read more »
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Ethiopia: A Breath of Fresh Air After a Long Era of Discord Over the Nile!
Ethiopian Herald, 3 April 2015
Dr. Constantinos Berhe Dr. Yacob Arsano Ambassador Mohammad Dirir Read more »
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Ethiopian Herald, 3 April 2015
The Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam on the Abay (Blue Nile) river that comprises more than 80% of the total water volume of Nile,the longest river in the world, is not only a… Read more »
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Ethiopia: Public Presses Ahead With Its Fervent Support to Gerd
Ethiopian Herald, 3 April 2015
Employees of Entoto Technical and Vocational Education College (ETVEC) for the third time reiterated their unstinting contribution for the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD). Read more »
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Ethiopia: History in the Making
Addis Fortune, 6 April 2015
The movers and shakers of Ethiopian politics, including Deputy Prime Minister Demeke Mekonnen and Minister of Water, Irrigation & Energy (MoWIE), Alemayehu Tegenu, take pride… Read more »
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Ethiopia: Gerd - a Symbol of Ethiopia's Rebirth
Ethiopian Herald, 3 April 2015
Ethiopia, which is undergoing a spectacular socio-economic revival, is celebrating the 4th year anniversary of the laying down of foundation for the construction of the Grand… Read more »
Grand Dam - a Symbol of Ethiopia's Rebirth
Marking four years since construction of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam began, the head of the power utility, Azeb Asenake, says the most challenging part of the mechanical and construction work has been completed.
Ethiopia is celebrating the fourth year anniversary of the starting of the construction of the Great Ethiopian Renaissance Dam.
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The government has renewed its assurances that the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam will do no harm to downstream states. Read more »
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Presidential front-runner Abdel-Fattah al-Sisi has said that he is keen to resolve the long-standing Nile water dispute with Ethiopia if elected leader of the North African ... Read more »
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Egypt, Ethiopia and Sudan have agreed on implementing recommendations from the panel of experts about the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam. Read more »
