• 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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• Floods kill 27, damage 10,000 houses in Sudan

  Thursday 24 August 2006
  Aug 23, 2006 (KHARTOUM) — Floods and heavy rain have killed at least 27 people and damaged about 10,000 homes in Sudan, the Interior Ministry and other sources said on Wednesday. A boy gestures toward his flooded home Sunday Aug. 20, (...)

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• Sudan commits machinery to assist Ethiopia’s power projects

  Saturday 31 December 2011
  By Tesfa-Alem Tekle December 30, 2011 (ADDIS ABABA) – Sudan has delivered a range of machinery to Ethiopia that it had pledged to contribute in support of ongoing development activities. Last October Sudanese president Omar Al Bashir (...)

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• Sudan civil wars contribute to the depopulation of wildlife

  Thursday 16 February 2006
  15 February 2006 (KHARTOUM) — A top Sudanese wildlife conservationist has said that civil wars in the south, west and east of Sudan have contributed to the depopulation of wildlife. In a press statemet to the Nairobi based Sudan radio (...)

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• IFAD to finance project for better water in Sudan’s Butana

  Monday 19 February 2007
  Feb 16, 2007 (ROME) -– A US$29.85 million project for better water management in the Butana region of the Sudan will enhance the ability of about 80,000 poor rural households’ to cope with drought conditions. The Butana Integrated Rural (...)

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• Sudan floods death toll hits 131, more rain expected

  Thursday 13 September 2007
  September 12, 2007 (KHARTOUM) — The death toll from floods in Sudan has risen to 131, from 122 a week ago, as more information comes in from the regions of Africa’s largest country, a senior government official said on Wednesday. The (...)

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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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• East Africans consider pulling out of Nile water treaty

  Friday 16 January 2004
  CAIRO/ADDIS ABABA, Jan 15, 2004 (IPS/GIN) — The 75-year-old water-sharing treaty that has kept Nile Basin countries from warring over the region’s most precious resource is in jeopardy as East African signatories consider pulling out. (...)

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• Africa’s wants more than "climate change compensation" – Ethiopia’s PM

  Saturday 5 September 2009
  By Tesfa-alem Tekle September 4,2009 (ADDIS ABABA) — Ethiopian Prime Minister Meles Zenawi who is elected to lead the African delegation to the Copenhagen World Climate Change conference said on Thursday that Africa demands more than (...)

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• UN : Locusts threat in Sudan’s Strife-Torn Darfur

  Wednesday 24 August 2005
  Aug 24, 2005 (UNITED NATIONS) — The locust situation continues to be serious in western Sudan where hopper bands and groups of immature adults of the crop-devouring creatures are present in Darfur, a region already afflicted by civil (...)

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