The Nile River is the backbone of life for millions of people across Northeast Africa, but its waters have long been a source ...

The ongoing dispute over Ethiopia's GERD dam could easily spill over to the Horn of Africa in light of two new deals that involve Egypt, Ethiopia, Somalia and Somaliland. Could Turkish mediation avoid ...

Tensions in the region have increased, stemming in part from Ethiopia’s construction of a $4 billion dam on the Blue Nile, a ...

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The Ethiopian authorities released this picture ... approach” towards a controversial hydroelectric dam on the River Nile as tensions between the two countries continue to escalate.

Ethiopia on Wednesday officially announced that it will build a huge dam on the Nile River, near the Sudan border, despite concerns that the plan might engage it in a conflict with Egypt.

The second biggest advantage in Ethiopia’s favor is the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD), a massive project to construct a dam on the Nile River to revolutionize Ethiopia’s energy generation.

Prof Julien Harou, Chair of Water Engineering at The University of Manchester and corresponding author of the study At the heart of the dispute lies the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) - a ...

The Turkish ruling party also aims to establish close cooperation with Djibouti as part of its Horn of Africa strategy ...

For the best experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser settings. The Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) as it began producing electricity from its mega ...