• Jonglei arrests poachers

  Monday 16 March 2009
  By Philip Thon Aleu March 15, 2009 (BOR TOWN) — Four men have been arrested for illegally gunning down 10 wild animals in Jonglei park, officials said. Four poachers arrested in Joglei state with wildlife officials on Saturday 14 Mar (...)

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• Sudan floods death toll reaches 89

  Thursday 23 August 2007
  August 22, 2007 (KHARTOUM) — Some 89 people have died in flooding in Sudan as heavy rains that washed away homes and spread water-borne disease continue to batter the country, a government official said on Wednesday. Sudanese officials (...)

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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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• Donors approve $420m for River Nile projects study

  Saturday 13 November 2004
  KAMPALA, Uganda, Nov 12, 2004 (PANA) — Donor agencies have approved $420 million for a five-year review of the River Nile water projects, some of which have brewed controversy among countries sharing Africa’s longest river. The review (...)

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• Lakes state returnees suffering from heavy rainfall

  Tuesday 16 August 2011
  August 15, 2011 (JUBA) - The Lakes state citizens returning from Khartoum and accommodated in the Nyot-Tikagui area of Rumbek central county are calling upon the state government and UN to assist them in making drainage facilities and (...)

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• Ethiopian PM doubts Copenhagen would meet Africa climate demands

  Thursday 19 November 2009
  By Tesfa-alem Tekle November 18, 2009 (ADDIS ABABA) — Africa’s lead negotiator to climate talks, Ethiopian prime minister Meles Zenawi on Tuesday said that continent’s demands from the rich nations on the concerns of climate change is (...)

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• Elephant herds found on isolated south Sudan island

  Tuesday 29 May 2007
  May 28, 2007 (JUBA) — International wildlife experts have located hundreds of wild elephants on a treeless island in the swamps of south Sudan, where they apparently avoided unchecked hunting during more than 20 years of war. (...)

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• Ethiopia to invest billions on green economy projects

  Thursday 5 May 2016
  By Tesfa-Alem Tekle May 4, 2016 (ADDIS ABABA) – Ethiopia said it will be investing billons of Dollars to execute various Climate Resilient Green Economy projects across the country. The US$1.5 billion Gibe III project dam is expected (...)

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• NBI: The forthcoming launch of the Nile Transboundary Environment Action Project

  Sunday 23 May 2004
  NILE BASIN INITIATIVE Press Release KHARTOUM, May 23, 2004, Environmental degradation of land and water resources, and inadequate capacity to manage these resources in a sustainable manner have been recognized as threats to the (...)

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• South Sudan admits challenges to handle disastrous oil by-products

  Saturday 16 October 2010
  By Ngor Arol Garang & Bonifacio Taban Kuich October 15, 2010 (JUBA & BENTUI) - Authorities from the oil producing region of South Sudan on Friday admitted facing serious challenges to handle dangerous waste products from oil. (...)

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