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The British firm has said it is transferring its assets for the Lake Albert Development project and the proposed East African Crude Oil Pipeline System to Total Uganda at U.S.$575 ... Read more »
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As the coronavirus crisis spreads throughout the world, it is increasingly clear that people with the least access to essential services like water will feel the most dramatic ... Read more »
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Rural communities, along with those in townships like Khayelitsha and Mitchells Plain in Cape Town, have expressed their fears of lack of access to amenities during the COVID-19 ... Read more »
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A new analysis shows that on average more than half of Africans have to leave their homes to access water, and only a quarter have access to sewage infrastructure. Afrobarometer ... Read more »
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The main aim is to involve stakeholders to make the water allocation plan sustainable an official has said. The Mara River starts in the Mau forests on the Kenyan side, and flows ... Read more »
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President Félix Tshisekedi of the Democratic Republic of Congo, with the support of the African Union, has invited leaders from Angola, Republic of Congo, Rwanda, Uganda, ... Read more »
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A Namibian reasearcher at the University of Stellenbosch has collaborated with two government departments, two universities, a radio station and 98 corporate companies in an effort ... Read more »
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At least 60% of water sources in the country are unsafe, leaving many families at risk of diarrhoea, UNICEF has said. In its latest update on the humanitarian situation in ... Read more »
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A high court in South Africa has passed a landmark ruling with far-reaching implications for municipalities that fail to carry out their constitutional duty to citizens, writes The ... Read more »
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Nairobi residents will continue grappling with water shortages and rationing even though the Ndakaini and Sasumua dams are full following heavy rains in the Aberdares. Nairobi City ... Read more »
