Egypt threatens to beat war drums for the Nile

The lack of access to electricity in Sub Saharan Africa has not deterred the rapid growth of the market for electricity meters in the region. Power companies from the Continent, US and China are competing for the contracts in order to secure their ...

Mubarak, 84, struck a confident note as he flashed a broad smile, in stark contrast to his arrival for his historic trial in August 2011. At the time, he looked a broken, old man, indifferent to the fact that he was the first Egyptian ruler ever to ...

The comedy started last Monday when the Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi invited leading politicians to discuss the report of a tri-partite Egypt-Ethiopia-Sudan commission. The commission had recently conducted a one year study on Ethiopia's plan ...

in Breaking News 43 mins ago Egyptian President Morsi Raises Concern in Diplomatic Row With Ethiopia Addis Ababa is seeking to turn around a colonial-era law on the usage of the Nile River Several African states have rejected statements made ...

Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi is facing heavy pressure to secure a negotiated settlement to a bitter dispute with Ethiopia over the sharing of Nile waters. There has been tough rhetoric from Morsi and other Egyptian officials in recent weeks ...

Egypt over Ethiopia dam Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi has warned that "all options are open" in confronting an Ethiopian project to build a dam on the Blue Nile, which may diminish Egypt's water supply. "I confirm that all options are open ...

(AINA) -- President Mohamed Morsi issued a decree yesterday allowing the building of a new church in city of New Nubaria, in Beheirah province, the first such decree of his presidency. The 300 square meter church will be called Church of Apostles ...

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CAIRO - An aide to Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi has apologized after she failed to inform politicians holding talks with the president that they were live on air, allowing viewers to watch them cook up plans to sabotage a dam in Ethiopia."Due to ...