Rwanda: How Rwanda's Erosion Control Efforts Shield Nile Basin Rivers
Rwanda has implemented erosion control measures across 1.2 million hectares to protect rivers that feed into the Nile, aiming to preserve water quality for millions downstream.
Huckabee's Promise: Why Does the US Ambassador Want to Give the Nile and Euphrates to Israel?
The article discusses a controversial interview where US Ambassador to Israel, Mike Huckabee, faced pointed questions about US policies in Israel, revealing divisions within the American right regarding support for Israel.
From the Nile to the Euphrates: the biblical right for Israel – The strong reactions to the statements of the American ambassador Huckabee
US Ambassador Mike Huckabee's remarks on Israel's claims to land based on 'biblical rights' have sparked strong reactions across the Arab and Muslim world.
Will Israel Occupy Arab Lands? 14 Muslim Countries Protest US Ambassador's Statement
Fourteen Muslim countries have issued a joint statement condemning remarks by the US ambassador to Israel, Mike Huckabee, suggesting that Israel could occupy all lands from the Euphrates to the Nile.
From the Nile to the Euphrates.. Huckabee's Statement Ignites Controversy About Greater Israel
US Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee's comments regarding Israel's potential territorial expansion have sparked a significant backlash on social media and in political circles.
The Rapid Support Forces Target White Nile, and Doctors Without Borders Treats 167 Injured in Kordofan and Darfur
The Rapid Support Forces have targeted the city of al-Duwiem in the White Nile State, leading to medical treatment of numerous injuries by Doctors Without Borders due to drone attacks in Sudan.
From Nairobi.. A ‘Firm’ Egyptian Message Rejecting Unilateral Measures in the Nile Basin
Egypt has called for cooperation among Nile Basin countries and announced a new funding mechanism of $100 million to support dam projects amid rising water tensions with Ethiopia over the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam.
Kenya and Egypt hold talks aimed at deepening trade and investment
Kenya and Egypt are engaging in discussions to strengthen trade and investment relations, with a focus on water cooperation and the Nile Basin Initiative.
Sudan: 12 Missing in White Nile After Second Ferry Sinking in a Week - Sudan Doctors
A ferry in the White Nile has sunk, leaving 12 passengers missing and marking the second such incident in a week, prompting calls for improved safety regulations.
Rescue of 4 people after a boat sank in southern Sudan, Al-Burhan expresses solidarity
A boat sank in the White Nile in southern Sudan, resulting in the rescue of 4 individuals and the search for 12 others, with Sudan's leader expressing condolences to the victims' families.
Second incident in days.. A boat carrying 16 Sudanese sinks in the White Nile
A boat carrying 16 Sudanese sank in the White Nile region, resulting in the loss of 12 lives as recovery operations commenced.
Sudanese Official Reveals Reasons for Boat Capsizing in the Nile River
A Sudanese official announced the recovery of 16 bodies after a small boat capsized in the Nile, with 8 people still missing, attributing the incident to overloading.
21 people dead after boat capsizes on the Nile
At least 21 people drowned when a boat capsized on the Nile River in northern Sudan, with 30 passengers reported to have been on board.
21 drown after ferry capsizes on the Nile River north of Khartoum
At least 21 people have died when a ferry capsized on the Nile River in Sudan, with reports suggesting the actual number of victims may be higher.
Ferry capsized on the Nile - at least 15 dead
A passenger ferry capsized on the Nile in Sudan, resulting in at least 15 fatalities and ongoing rescue efforts for missing individuals.
Sudan's Industrial Scene: A Review
The article discusses the challenges faced by Sudan's industrial sector, highlighting the long-standing issues affecting the White Nile Mills and the broader implications for industrial growth during wartime.
The fighting expands to Blue Nile and famine knocks on the doors of Sudan
Fighting has intensified in Sudan's Blue Nile state, raising concerns about impending famine affecting millions.
Displaced People from South Kordofan Arrive in Kosti After Years of Siege
Displaced individuals from South Kordofan have reached Kosti in the White Nile state after enduring years of a crippling siege imposed by armed groups.
South Sudan - UN Forced to Suspend Food Aid After 'Unacceptable' Attacks On Convoy
The UN has suspended food aid in South Sudan due to violent attacks on a food convoy amid escalating conflict and humanitarian crises in Upper Nile state and Jonglei.
The war separated them from their relatives.. Life of children in displacement camps in Sudan
Hundreds of displaced children in the Blue Nile region of Sudan face a tragic reality of separation from their families due to war, with over 475 under the care of impoverished foster families.
Ethiopia denies Trump claim that US funded Nile mega-dam
Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed refuted President Trump's assertion that the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam was funded by the United States, amidst ongoing tensions with Egypt regarding the dam's impact on Nile water supplies.
Sudan: Waves of Displacement to White Nile as Conditions Deteriorate in Camps
Authorities in White Nile, southern Sudan, have warned of worsening humanitarian conditions for displaced persons as camps struggle to provide shelter and food amidst an influx of families from neighboring states.
What is the impact of opening a front in eastern Sudan on military operations?
The Blue Nile region in southeastern Sudan is facing significant threats from the Rapid Support Forces and their allies, potentially leading to military action, marking a departure from its previous relative calm since 2011.
Nile Delta Sinks Faster Than the Sea: A Silent Danger Threatening Millions of Residents
The Nile Delta in Egypt faces an increasing threat not only from rising sea levels but also from the ground sinking beneath the feet of its residents, as revealed by a new study.
What if the greatness of Egypt was born from a simple change in the river? History points to a modification of the Nile 4,000 years ago
The article discusses the potential impact of a significant alteration of the Nile River 4,000 years ago on the civilization and longevity of ancient Egypt.
Resting to the Rhythm of the Nile in Uganda
The Lemala Wildwaters Lodge, situated along the legendary river, highlights Uganda's emergence as a significant player in global tourism.
At the GEM, by the Nile
The article discusses the cultural significance and touristic attractions of the GEM (Grand Egyptian Museum) located near the Nile.
They Call Them Nile Crocodiles. They Achieved What No One Has in the History of the African Championship
The article highlights the Sudanese national football team's resilience and success amidst the ongoing civil war in Sudan, which has become one of the deadliest conflicts globally.