• 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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• Press Release : NILE BASIN INITIATIVE

  Monday 15 March 2004
  NILE BASIN INITIATIVEFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEMARCH 15TH The Nile Basin Initiative Steering Committee for the Shared Vision Program Coordination Project has been launched in the Kenyan capital, Nairobi today. This Committee comprised of (...)

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• FEATURE-Nile water deal threat to regional stability

  Saturday 4 December 2004
  By Ken Ramani And Waweru Mugo NAIROBI, Dec 03, 2004 (The East African) — The use of the Nile river waters threatens regional stability and specifically the peace process between the Sudan government and the SPLA/M. Civil societies (...)

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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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• Sudan says 87 people have died from flooding

  Tuesday 21 August 2007
  August 20, 2007(KHARTOUM) — The death toll from serious flooding in Sudan has risen to 87 people, government officials said Monday, as the European Commission announced it had distributed EUR2 million to those affected by the disaster. (...)

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• Sudan’s floods claim 150 lives, $300 mln lost

  Friday 28 September 2007
  September 27, 2007 (KHARTOUM) — The worst floods in living memory in Sudan have killed 150 people, made hundreds of thousands homeless and cost the country an estimated $300 million in damages, a Sudanese official said on Thursday. (...)

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• Nations south of Egypt and Sudan want to have greater use of the Nile

  Tuesday 16 March 2004
  By Tim Cocks,The Christian Science Monitor ENTEBBE, UGANDA, March 16, 2004 — It’s a 4,160-mile lifeline for the countries that border it. But intense negotiations went on last week here in an effort to avert potential conflicts over the (...)

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• FAO says locust is under control in Sudan

  Friday 2 September 2005
  Sep 2, 2005 (Khartoum) — Food and Agricultural Organization (FAO) has affirmed that desert locust in Sudan is under control during the past period. A report issued by FAO explained that the situations of desert locust in Chad and (...)

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• Thousands affected by floods in Sudan’s Northern Bahr el Ghazal state

  Friday 3 September 2010
  By Ngor Arol Garang September 02, 2010 (RENK) - Some 89,000 people have so far been affected by the floods which swamped south Sudan’s state of Northern Bahr el Ghazal over the past month, according to an ongoing assessment carried out (...)

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• S. Sudanese activists warn China not to interfere in oil deal

  Wednesday 5 September 2012
  By Julius N. Uma September 4, 2012 (JUBA) - As discussions on oil and other outstanding issues between Sudan and South Sudan commenced on Monday, a South Sudanese civil society entity warned China against interference in the policies (...)

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