A study by researchers at the University of Manchester suggests that the dam can provide electricity for Ethiopia, flood control for Sudan and drought protection for Egypt — but only if the countries work together.
Author Emilio Distretti Libyan coastal road: a stretch crossing to Sebha. The street runs in a manufactured retaining wall (vespaio) to drain water. Image courtesy
Samia Henni Since the 1950s, various petroleum and gas wells have been dug on African Saharan soils. Thousands of kilometers of pipelines have been built
External involvement in the Horn of Africa dates back hundreds of years, as major powers and regionally influential state and non-state actors have found the sub-region strategically important. As a result, they have entered into periodic power rivalries while seeking to influence the political, economic and social development of the local states and societies. However, although external involvement over recent decades has encouraged economic development, the competition between foreign powers for influence and local actors’ exploitation of such rivalries have favoured the persistence of endemic political instability in the Horn of Africa.
The Red Sea’s strategic significance is not new. The 1956 Suez crisis demonstrated how desperately Europeans sought to remain proprietors of the Suez Canal while the 1967 Six-Day War began with Nasser’s blockade of Israel’s only access to the Red Sea (interestingly enough, through the islands of Tiran and Sanafir).
With several member states situated on the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden, the AU is uniquely placed to provide a platform for African
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By Kidane Alemayehu, 2018 During most of the first millennium A.D., the Horn of Africa constituted a region that was a superpower in the affairs
GCHERA (Global Confederation of Higher Education Associations for Agricultural and Life Sciences) is pleased to announce the Laureates of the 2021 World Agriculture Prize, Emeritus
Whether or not the Ashord and Burrows article is a product reflecting Koch influence, it’s generated a lot of heat in this usually reserved centrist think tank. It’s “fake realism. It does not reflect American interests,” said another person who signed the statement.
In the early 1980s, the right-wing Reagan U.S. Government was determined to undermine or overthrow the leftist government of Nicaragua.As part of this campaign, the
