Tunisia police use water cannon to disperse protesters
Tunis sees heavy police presence as hundreds rally against President Kais Saied despite COVID restrictions.
Tension on the Nile: Could Egypt and Ethiopia really go to war over water?
Egypt calls it an existential threat. As of next month, Ethiopia says it's...
Can Egypt and Ethiopia resolve their dispute over water?
Disagreements over Africa's largest dam project raise fears of conflict.
Libya: water supply halted in Tripoli over armed attack
Water supplies to the Libyan capital, Tripoli, have been halted in the wake of an armed attack on the main power plant in...
Cyclone Idai: Mozambique struggles with floodwaters
Residents of Beira and surrounding areas unable to return to normality more than a week after Cyclone Idai hit.
Sudan: Government mounts lethal offensive against protesters killing nine, blocking food and water
Nine people have been reportedly killed in Sudan since protesters began a sit-in at the military?s headquarters in Khartoum on 6 April, with police and security forces using excessive f...
Algeria protests: Police use water cannon to disperse demonstrators
The demonstrators oppose the appointment of Abdelkader Bensalah as interim president.
World Bank Group debars two Nigerian water management firms and owner for fraud
Washington, US (PANA) - The World Bank on Wednesday announced a five-year debarment of Rojoke CNE Services Ltd. (Rojoke) and CNE Environmental
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Consortium of Africa Oil, Delonex and Vitol announces acquisition of producing assets in deepwater Nigeria
October 31st, 2018 A consortium led by Vitol and comprising Africa Oil Corp ('Africa Oil') (25%), Delonex Energy Ltd. ('Delonex') (25%) and Vitol Investment Partnership II Ltd. ('Vitol') (50%), (collec...
Total enters two more deepwater blocks offshore Mauritania
Total has signed an agreement for two new offshore exploration and production contracts with Mauritania?s Ministry of Petroleum, Energy and Mines. ......
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