Nairobi — The world's biggest desert lake could run short of drinking water and fish if Ethiopia moves ahead with plans to construct two dams
Some 300,000 Kenyans who depend on Turkana - the world's biggest desert lake - could run short of drinking water and fish if Ethiopia moves ahead with plans to construct two more dams on a river upstream, activists said.
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