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Rain does not fall on one roof alone
Rain, and in broader sense water, is a resource we all share – it connects all of us. The Niles takes a closer look at aspects that link people throughout the Nile Basin. Catch a glimpse of how politics, economies, environments and cultures influence one another, and how these connections have existed for thousands of years.
(photo: The Niles | Waakhe Simon Wudu)
(photo: The Niles | Waakhe Simon Wudu)
(photo: The Niles | Waakhe Simon Wudu)
Contents

Everything is connected

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In this edition of The Niles our correspondents take a closer look at aspects that connect people throughout the Nile Basin countries.
10.08.2018
Society
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Understanding the Nile

Where is the river coming from, where does it go

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The hydrology of the Nile with the never-ending circle of water.
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Society

A shared destiny

Henry Lutaaya
Why nations that share the same resources must unite.
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Politics

Forging a new path between Ethiopia and Sudan

Selam Mulugeta
A bus connection between Addis Ababa and Khartoum bridges both physical and emotional distance.
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Politics
(photo: Iulian Circo | flic.kr/p/yiKpL) (photo: Iulian Circo | flic.kr/p/yiKpL) (photo: Iulian Circo | flic.kr/p/yiKpL)

An opened border binds two countries

Fabien Niyonizigiye
A road linking Burundi and Tanzania has opened up trade and other connections, improving life for people on both sides.
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Politics
Loaded: lorries are often loaded above capacity to maximise profits. (photo: The Niles | Mugume Davis)
Business across borders
10.08.2018  |  Economy
The Aswan High Dam, under construction, November 1964. (photo: Ted Swedenburg | flic.kr/p/odyoMY)
Interest and power in the Eastern Nile
10.08.2018  |  Economy
Men at work near the Karuma Dam Project on March 26, 2016. (photo: Mawejje Geoffrey | wikimedia.org)
Connecting power across borders
10.08.2018  |  Economy
Grania Rubomboras (left), Programme Officer at the Nile Equatorial Lakes Subsidiary Action Programme Coordination Unit (NELSAP CU). (photo: The Niles | Nik Lehnert)
The Niles Talk:
From one to a million connections, one connection at a time
10.08.2018  |  Economy
The Kinyaga Transmission Line Station in Rwanda on March 4, 2018. (photo: The Niles | Jean Paul Mbarushimana)
Importing energy and a higher quality of life
10.08.2018  |  Economy
The Rusumo Falls Hydroelectric Project area, October 27, 2013. (photo: Nile Basin Initiative (NBI))
How to power booming industries
10.08.2018  |  Economy
Extreme weather: withering drought or devastating flood. (photo: The Niles | Nik Lehnert)
Climate change’s imprint on the Nile Basin
10.08.2018  |  Society
Common water hyacinth. (photo: Ajmain Fayek | flic.kr/p/6pJ9NG)
Water hyacinths: both beauty and beast
10.08.2018  |  Society
Same lake, different catch: fishing techniques vary at Lake Edward. (photo: The Niles | Tuver Wundi)
Same lake, different catch
10.08.2018  |  Society
Tasneem Malik studies psychology in Khartoum. (photo: The Niles | Elzahraa Jadallah)
One region, many different ways of learning
10.08.2018  |  Society
A South Sudanese seeking refuge in Northern Uganda listens to the radio. (photo: The Niles | Ochan Hannington)
Radio as a community builder
10.08.2018  |  Society
The Niles journalists editorial conference in Addis Ababa, February 23, 2018. (photo: The Niles | Nik Lehnert)
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Contributors
10.08.2018  |  Society
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