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Trouble Don’t Last Always.
This title of a gospel song implies that change happens constantly. Nothing, not even trouble, is permanent. So making plans with only trouble in mind is futile. Remember – things change. The Niles correspondents explore a variety of cross-border projects that prepare the Nile Basin for a future vastly different from today.
Relief as Kenya denies plans to construct Norera Dam
Kenya’s announcement that it is not planning to build a dam, for now, has quelled brewing tensions with its neighbour Tanzania.
17.08.2022
Meet our contributors
Winnie Cirino
Lighting up Rwanda with help from Uganda
Plans to interconnect Rwandan and Ugandan electricity grids could revolutionise day-to-day lives across the region – but the last political and practical hurdles still need to be overcome.
16.08.2022
The many conflicts within the Ethiopia-South Sudan transboundary conflict
Kidnapping children, stealing cattle and killing afflict communities on the South Sudanese-Ethiopian border. It is hard for those struggling to survive to imagine a life without fear and suffering.
16.08.2022
Comment
What unites Nile countries is more than what divides them
International journalistic collaboration enhances networks, helps research and opens up new perspectives. At the end of the day, it makes for better articles.
15.08.2022
Editorial
This is Sakimatwematwe
Today’s Nile Basin conflicts are more than regional squabbles. Seen as opportunities and handled with the qualities of equity, wisdom and discernment, they may open up a path towards stability and sustainability.
15.08.2022
The Niles #18
The cross-border conflict and collaboration issue
The Niles correspondents explore a variety of cross-border projects that aspire to mitigate current troubles in the Nile Basin, helping prepare the region for a future always vastly different from today.
15.08.2022