Kenya:   Impact of Ethiopia's Gibbe Dam Project

The Star, 15 January 2013

We are species of self-professed fixers: our forbears domesticated plants and animals and liberated our kind from hunting and gathering; when natural capacity waned the genius of… Read more »

Ethiopia:   Panel Pushes Study On Nile Dam

Sudan Tribune, 1 December 2012

The international panel of experts asked by Ethiopia, Egypt and Sudan to assess the impact of Ethiopia's controversial Nile dam project has continued its study despite fresh… Read more »

Ethiopia:   Nile Dam Worries Sudan, Egypt

AlertNet, 23 November 2012

Ethiopia has begun construction of a 6,000 megawatt (MW) hydroelectric dam on the Blue Nile river, a move that has been greeted enthusiastically by many Ethiopians but that is… Read more »

East Africa:   Enough in the Nile to Share, Little to Waste

UNIRIN, 16 November 2012

As Ethiopia's massive dam-building plans continue to cause disquiet in downstream Egypt, new research suggests there is sufficient water in the Nile for all 10 countries it flows… Read more »

East Africa:   Cross-Border Resource Management - How Do the Nile Countries Fare?

This is Africa, 15 November 2012

Countries are struggling to agree over the use of the Nile's water, raising questions about cross-border resource management. Read more »

Africa:   Ethiopia, Egypt, Sudan Agree On Water Co-operation

EPA, 9 November 2012

Ethiopia, Egypt and Sudan have agreed to resume their tripartite cooperation under the Eastern Nile Basin. Read more »

Kenya:   Nile Water Not Helping Farmers, Report Says

The Star, 8 November 2012

The Nile Basin has enough water for agriculture but water management policies in its 11 countries risk locking out small-scale farmers, a new research has found out. Read more »