• Sudan accused of attempting to block climate talks

  Tuesday 15 December 2009
  December 14, 2009 (COPENHAGEN) – European countries accuse Sudan, which is the current chair of the G77 group of 130 developing countries, of attempting to block talks on climate change in Copenhagen, reported the Russian RIA Novosti (...)

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• Sudan’s Nuba region harnesses the sun’s power for peace

  Monday 24 November 2003
  Solar panels power an irrigation pump Monday, Nov 24, 200 (UNDP) — Solar panels are bringing environmentally friendly power to homes, health centres, schools and other facilities in the Nuba mountains in south central Sudan, helping (...)

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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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• East Africa challenges Egyptian control of Nile

  Wednesday 17 March 2004
  By William Maclean NAIROBI, March 17 (Reuters) - Egypt, countering a challenge from sub-Saharan Africa to its control of Nile waters, is urging thirsty upstream nations to do a better job of conserving and distributing their own (...)

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• East Africa appeals for helps fight drought

  Tuesday 21 March 2006
  Mar 20, 2006 (NAIROBI) — East African leaders appealed for international help to combat a drought that is threatening millions of lives, but said they had the means to resolve long-running conflicts that keep the Horn of Africa locked (...)

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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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• Scramble to Dam the Congo Keeps Africans in the Dark

  Wednesday 23 April 2008
  By Terri Hathaway April 22, 2008 — A lucrative hydropower scheme proposed for the Congo River has become Africa’s next great scramble. Led by the World Energy Council, major industries, banks, and governments met in London this week to (...)

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• Sudanese climate researcher awarded top UN environment prize

  Tuesday 29 April 2008
  April 28, 2008 (LONDON) —The UN Environment Programme last week awarded its top environment prize to Sudanese scientist Balgis Osman-Elasha for her work on climate change in Sudan’s Darfur region. Balgis O. Elasha Balgis (...)

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• Unity state hit by refuse collection problems

  Tuesday 7 August 2012
  August 6, 2012 (BENTIU) - Unity state capital, Bentiu and Rubkotna county as a whole are awash with refuse as the rainy season has hit and there are insufficient refuse collection services. Tor Gai Environment Engineering Company (...)

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• World Bank ponders role in the environment

  Monday 14 June 2004
  By Lesley Wroughton WASHINGTON, June 14 (Reuters) - With the World Bank facing a decision on whether it should continue backing oil and mining projects, its chief environmental official says it should stay involved to ensure high (...)

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