• East African states negotiate with Sudan, Egypt on River Nile

  Saturday 9 April 2005
  KAMPALA, Apr 9, 2005 (Xinhua) — The governments of Uganda, Kenya and Tanzania have started fresh negotiations with Sudan and Egypt on the optimal use of the River Nile, a senior Ugandan official has said. Permanent Secretary in (...)

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• Nile basin states to meet in Sudan on environmental degradation

  Monday 24 May 2004
  NAIROBI, May 24, 2004 (Xinhua) — The 10 African nations that share the waters of the Nile are meeting this week in Sudan to launch a five-year project aimed at providing a strategic environmental framework for the management of the (...)

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• S. Sudan at risk of water and environmental pollution: official

  Tuesday 23 April 2013
  April 22, 2013 (JUBA) – South Sudan, which suffered decades of civil war with neighboring Sudan, faces high risks of environmental and water pollution, an official told a summit in South Africa. Joseph Kulang (C) makes a presentation (...)

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• Working together toward a climate change agreement in Paris

  Thursday 10 December 2015
  By Ambassador Jerry Lanier, The signs of climate change are everywhere and the shared decisions of the international community this week will shape the climate into which our children, and grandchildren, will be born. But this is not (...)

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• Eritrean political group seeks probe over allegedly dumped nuclear waste

  Tuesday 31 August 2010
  By Tesfa-Alem Tekle August 30, 2010 (ADDIS ABABA) – An exiled Eritrean political organization, the Red Sea Afar Democratic Organization (RSADO) on Monday urged the international community to investigate the allegedly dumping of foreign (...)

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• Locust plague could sound death knell for north and west Africa

  Tuesday 20 July 2004
  DAKAR, July 19 (AFP) — In an invasion of north and west Africa that may take on biblical proportions, locusts are swarming across the Sahara desert to threaten the yields from crops already wizened by years of drought in many of the (...)

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• CORRECTION | S. Sudan: Women turn to energy saving stoves to improve live

  Thursday 6 September 2012
  * Correction made on 21 September 2012. SSHiNE originally told Sudan Tribune that "most" of the goods in question had perished. The real figure was 10%. By Julius N. Uma September 5, 2012 (JUBA) - Women in South Sudan’s Warrap and (...)

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• High mortality rate linked to environmental pollution in Sudan: ministry

  Friday 24 January 2014
  January 23, 2014 (KHARTOUM) – The Sudanese Ministry of Health warned that figures show high mortality rates resulting from the deterioration of the of the environment. The ministry acknowledged that Sudan has become among the leading (...)

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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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• Nile River basin countries adjourn without agreement on new framework

  Saturday 5 June 2004
  KAMPALA, June 5 (AFP) — Ten African countries sharing the River Nile adjourned a six-day meeting after failing to agree on a legal framework to replace colonial laws giving Egypt preferential use of the river’s resources. "The meeting (...)

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