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Posted inWater

River Nile, a freeway of plastics from African great lakes to Mediterranean Sea

by Water Journalists AfricaAugust 28, 2022August 31, 2022

Fredrick Mugira, Bertha Fellow Two small rivers in western Uganda: Mpanga, and Rwizi, are choking on plastic waste, carrying it to lakes that drain into the River Nile. Once in the Nile, this plastic debris may flow into the Mediterranean Sea.    Mpanga River traverses Fort Portal, a city of 52,911 population, picking up all […]

Posted inClimate Change, Water

Climate change’s imprint on the Nile Basin

by Water Journalists AfricaNovember 13, 2018
Posted inWater

Museveni Cautions against Approaching River Nile Issues from a Parochial Point Of View

by Water Journalists AfricaJune 23, 2017June 23, 2017
Posted inAll Stories

Water Journalists Africa Embarks on the Nile Series Project

by Water Journalists AfricaNovember 5, 2016
Posted inAll Stories

Uganda Hails Sudan, Egypt and Ethiopia for Reaching Agreement on River Nile Water Use

by Water Journalists AfricaMarch 25, 2015

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