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January 19
Liberia: Jeety Rubber, SRC Boost Community Welfare in Weala
New Dawn
Jeety Rubber and its subsidiary, Salala Rubber Corporation, have dedicated a deep-borehole well to the people of Weala as part of the company's ongoing effort to provide access to… Read more »
January 18
South Africa: Cable Theft Leaves Nelson Mandela Bay Awash in Raw Sewage
Daily Maverick
Cable theft and vandalism have left Gqeberha's wastewater system in crisis, sending raw sewage into streets and homes -- affecting both more affluent suburbs and under-resourced… Read more »
January 16
Liberia: Journalist Rodney Sieh Challenges Rep. Priscilla Cooper's Claim Over Police Academy Road Cleanup
FrontPageAfrica
Veteran Liberian journalist Rodney D. Sieh has publicly accused Montserrado County District No. 5 Representative Priscilla Cooper of misrepresenting facts surrounding a recent… Read more »
South Africa: Critical Water Levels At Limpopo Dams Trigger Urgent Safety Warning
SAnews.gov.za
The Department of Water and Sanitation (DWS) has issued an urgent public notice about critically high water levels at several dams across Limpopo. Read more »
January 15
South Africa: Nelson Mandela Bay Heads for Day Zero As Water Leaks Waste Supply
Scrolla
More than 60 percent of Nelson Mandela Bay's water is lost through leaks broken pipes and poor maintenance. Read more »
South Africa: Soshanguve Learners Risk Safety Crossing Sewage-Contaminated River to Get to School
Health-e
This week marked the start of the school year for learners across South Africa. Parents in Soshanguve Block KK, north of Pretoria, had an extra school preparation task on their… Read more »
South Africa: Nelson Mandela Bay Flushes Drain Contract, Leaving Questions About Sewage Response Times
Daily Maverick
Sewage spill response times in Nelson Mandela Bay are expected to worsen after a key drain-cleaning contract expired, nearly two years after the metro began the process to replace… Read more »
January 14
South Africa: Still No Public Toilets At Durban Bus Rank
GroundUp
Commuters and street vendors battle as public toilets at three sites still closed for renovations Read more »
January 13
Ghana: MOE to Address Sanitation Concerns Across Schools
Ghanaian Times
The Deputy Minister of Education, Dr Clement Apaak, has expressed concern over the poor sanitary conditions in most public basic schools across the country. Read more »
Sudan: Prime Minister Directs Relevant Authorities to Expedite Restoration of Water, Electricity, and Sanitation in Bahri
SNA
Khartoum, 12 January 2026 (SUNA) - Prime Minister Dr. Kamil Idris has instructed the relevant authorities in the Government of Hope to urgently restore water, electricity, and… Read more »
January 12
Kenya: Ruai Residents Demand Urgent Action As Sewer Plant Air Pollution Threatens Health
Capital FM
Residents living around the Ruai Sewer Plant are calling on the government to take urgent action to curb methane gas emissions from the facility, citing serious health and… Read more »
Ethiopia: Ethiopia Intensifies Investment in Water Infrastructure to Bolster Development
ENA
Ethiopia is significantly scaling up its investment in water infrastructure to ensure reliable access for households, industry, and the agricultural sector. Read more »
January 11
Nigeria: Water - Uba Sani's Reforms Are Manifesting - Commissioner
Daily Trust
Governor Uba Sani's massive investment in the water sector has started yielding positive results, as there has been an unprecedented increase in water supply in Kaduna State in the… Read more »
South Africa: Department Monitors Kynsna Water Supply Interventions
SAnews.gov.za
The Department of Water and Sanitation (DWS) has reassured the public that work is being done to stabilise the water supply and improve system resilience in Knysna and the broader… Read more »
January 10
Africa: UAE-African Union Talks Highlight Peace, Technology, and Water As Pillars of Africa's Future
Capital FM
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) and the African Union Commission (AUC) have reaffirmed their commitment to deepening strategic cooperation following high-level talks held in Addis… Read more »
January 08
Eritrea: Call for Reinforced Water and Soil Conservation
Shabait
At a meeting conducted with area administrators, Mr. Zeray Berhe, administrator of Molqui sub-zone, called for reinforced water and soil conservation activities led by… Read more »
January 07
Liberia: Inside Dopa Village's Daily Struggle for Safe Drinking Water
FrontPageAfrica
As dawn breaks over Dopa Village in Foya District, Lofa County, the day begins not with the promise of opportunity, but with a familiar and exhausting routine. Before children… Read more »
January 03
Ethiopia: The Legal Fallacy of Cairo's 'Red Lines' - Why Ethiopia's Sovereignty Is Not Up for Negotiation [opinion]
Reporter
In the lexicon of international diplomacy, few phrases are as overused and under-enforced as the "red line". Yet, this week, Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty chose to dust… Read more »
December 31, 2025
Gambia: Tostan Sparks Rural Revolution - Ending Child Marriage, Stopping Open Defecation & Building Democracy
The Point
Tostan, an international NGO operating in the upper and central parts of the country has been credited with bringing remarkable social transformation to communities across the two… Read more »
December 30, 2025
Namibia: Tsumeb Urges Residents to Unblock Storm Water Drainage
Namibian
The Tsumeb Municipality has warned residents about the illegal blocking of storm water drainage points. Read more »
Uganda: Anadolu Foundation Drills 13 Boreholes to Ease Water Crisis in Buyende
Nile Post
People in several water-stressed communities in Buyende District are starting the new year with renewed hope following the drilling of 13 boreholes by Anadolu Foundation, a… Read more »
December 29, 2025
Tanzania: PM Sees Progress At Kidunda Dam As Kimbiji-Mtera Project Nears Completion
Daily News
THE Chief Executive Officer of the Dar es Salaam Water Supply and Sanitation Authority (DAWASA), Mkama Bwire, has called for the speedy completion of the Kidunda Dam construction… Read more »
Tanzania: Tanzania Initiates Mega Water Projects to Address Climate Change
Daily News
THE United Republic of Tanzania said it began implementing various water projects three years ago as a country's efforts to address water shortages caused by climate change. Read more »
South Africa: Wetter Skies to Ease Heat in 2026 but Raise Flood Risk Across SA's Interior Provinces
Daily Maverick
Much of South Africa could experience above-normal rainfall and days that are not as hot as usual in 2026. Read more »
Namibia: Oshakati Town Council Relocates Flood-Affected Residents to Onawa
Namibian
The Oshakati Town Council relocated over 122 residents who have been living in flood-prone areas for years from Oshoopala informal settlement to Onawa last week. Read more »
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