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Ethiopia’s Planned Nile River Dam Could Affect Water Supply for Millions
Ethiopia is building a dam that will give the country control over the Nile River’s primary water source. The dam has far-reaching consequences for Ethiopia, Sudan, Egypt, and the millions of people who depend on the river, The Ohio State … read more
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Somaliland rises from the rubble of Somalia
Matthew Newsome Hargeisa As Somalia starts to emerge from its quagmire of instability and chaos, 20 years of relative peace and stability are starting to pay dividends for its close neighbour Somaliland, as this November it struck its first major … read more
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