Will Africa Benefit from Vast Groundwater Reserves?
Updated: Wed 16 May, 03:44 am
A recent study has revealed sizable groundwater resources underneath the continent, but experts say this may be difficult to access. read more »
South Africa: Tap Water Remains World Class - Official
Updated: Tue 8 May, 07:21 am
The country's drinking water is among the best in the world, and it remains among a few in the world where water can still be consumed from the tap according to the minister of water and environmental … read more »
Water as a Life Force in Kenya
Updated: Wed 14 Sep, 05:20 pm
Under the local direction of Kenyan Steve Mumbwani, Life Force Kiosks (LFK) provides 10 local water vendors with chlorine tablets and soap. Jeremy Farkas, an American working in Kenya for a water … read more »
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The Cabinet headed by Prime Minister Kamal al-Ganzouri approved the draft state budget and the investment plan for the fiscal year 2012/2013. Read more »
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A recent study has revealed sizable groundwater resources underneath the continent, but experts say this may be difficult to access. Read more »
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The governor of northern Bengo province, João Bernardo de Miranda stressed the importance of the re-opening of the Mabubas hydro-electric dam. Read more »
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The water shortage in the country's capital Nairobi is set to continue due to floods that washed away the main pipeline supply. Read more »
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Ethiopia's Gibe III dam will make it very difficult for indigenous farmers and fishers to sustain their livelihoods, writes the Worldwatch Institute. Read more »
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The country's drinking water is among the best in the world, and it remains among a few in the world where water can still be consumed from the tap according to the minister of ... Read more »
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The arrival of winter has necessitated the careful management of water by farmers to ensure decent yields to their crops. Read more »
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The minister of trade Goda Abdel Khaleq has launched the "Back Your Country's Product" campaign to boosting the economy. Read more »
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Some of Africa's worst health challenges are highly sensitive to climate change but how, where and to what extent remains unclear. Read more »
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Illegal mineral panning, by the poor, is threatening communities that are dependent on rivers for their livelihoods, experts say. Read more »
