Egyptian Politicians Caught in Live TV Gaffe Over Ethiopian Dam
Egyptian politicians have been caught - on live television broadcast without their knowledge - proposing ways to sabotage an Ethiopian dam project. read more »
Africa Out of Water
AllAfrica partner publisher Africa in Fact looks at a continent faced with critical water shortages, overfishing, desertification, looming disputes over the sharing of rivers and a populace whose … read more »
Zimbabwe's Harare Still Dogged By Water Crisis
The nation's two largest cities are experiencing serious water shortages after a major pipe that feeds the western suburbs had burst and flooded the pump house. read more »
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As the government continues with oil exploration plans on Lake Malawi in the hope of boosting mining, fishing communities around the lake are wary of a potential threat to their ... Read more »
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A new study finds that so much water may be lost in the Volta River Basin due to climate change that planned hydroelectric projects to boost energy and food production may only ... Read more »
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The reappointment of Mary Broh as Monrovia city mayor by President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf has been rejected by the Senate, which concurred with the House of Representatives that ... Read more »
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A Bill that seeks to legalise polygamy and give authority to couples to borrow money in their partner's name has been set before Parliament for debate. Read more »
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Seven of the nine people who are allegedly behind the dumping of waste at Cape Town International airport have been denied bail. The group are behind several protests relating to ... Read more »
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AllAfrica partner publisher Africa in Fact looks at a continent faced with critical water shortages, overfishing, desertification, looming disputes over the sharing of rivers and a ... Read more »
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Foreign ministers from both countries held high-level talks to discuss new strategies for the Renaissance Dam project. Read more »
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Government has vowed to exhaust all options before permitting First Quantum Minerals to lay-off hundreds workers. Read more »
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The indigenous San people have won a court case against the government following Botswana's intention to evict them from what it termed a 'wildlife corridor' . Read more »
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The Gambia's President Yahya Jammeh is travelling througout his country on the Dialogue With the People Tour with the aim of connecting with citizens. Read more »














