• Wildlife of South Sudan going global

  Tuesday 23 November 2010
  By Steve Paterno November 22, 2010 — I am finally able to view the National Geographic TV program, the “Great Migrations.” It is a fascinating TV show, telling the tales of millions of animals from around the world, where their survival (...)

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• Environment : Vegetation

  Monday 18 August 2003
  A small map about vegetation in Sudan (source : FAO).

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• Sudan dam will drown cultural treasures, destroy Nile communities

  Thursday 29 April 2004
  By Ali Askouri*, World River Review April 2004 — The Merowe Dam, proposed for the Nile in Northern Sudan, demonstrates how not to plan and build a dam in the post-World Commission on Dams era. This project appears to violate virtually (...)

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• Sudan: Construction industry has limited health safety, environment policy

  Monday 31 December 2007
  By Yazeed Kamaldien December 30, 2007 (KHARTOUM) — An oil-fuelled construction boom is giving Sudan’s capital, Khartoum, an ever shinier veneer. However, some fear that this building spree is taking place at environmental cost. An old (...)

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• S. Sudan seeks over US$90 million for 2014 census

  Thursday 1 March 2012
  By Ngor Arol Garang February 29, 2012 (JUBA) - South Sudan announced it was seeking US$99 million in funding to conduct a census, which has been encountering that may prevent the exercise planned for 2014 from taking place. Speaking (...)

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• Three people killed by hyenas in Yirol area of Lakes state

  Tuesday 26 October 2010
  By Manyang Mayom October 25, 2010 (RUMBEK) - Three people died this week when hyena’s attacked remote villages in remote areas of Lakes state in southern Sudan, according to a local official. Four people were injured in the attacks (...)

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• Hazardous waste remaining challenging in South Sudan

  Saturday 21 August 2010
  By Ngor Arol Garang August 20, 2010 (RENK) - Studies are underway to translate a guide report for environmental sound management of hazardous wastes in Southern Sudan. The upshot is to assist in the implementation of the upcoming (...)

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• Plague of locusts reaches Chad, heading for Darfur: UN official

  Thursday 12 August 2004
  By ALEXANDER G. HIGGINS, Associated Press Writer GENEVA, Aug 11, 2004 (AP) — The plague of locusts sweeping across Africa has reached Chad and threatened to enter Sudan’s Darfur region, adding to concerns for millions suffering what aid (...)

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• Six people die in Sudan floods

  Tuesday 19 August 2008
  August 18, 2008 (KHARTOUM) — At least six people have died due to heavy rains in Sudan where the Nile was approaching record levels, but the head of the country’s civil defence authority said officials were prepared for floods this year. (...)

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• Tanzania says it does not recognize 1929 Egypt-UK Nile basin treaty

  Saturday 14 February 2004
  By Tanzanian newspaper The Guardian DAR ES SALAAM, Feb 14, 2004 — Tanzania does not recognize the Nile Basin Treaty that restricts East African countries from using Lake Victoria waters without permission from Egypt. The minister for (...)

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