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features
flooding • 9 min read
The recurring crises of torrential rains: Who is responsible and how do we deal with it?
Mostafa Mohie | Continued flood damage raises concerns over preventative measures in place and post-crisis management
7 November 2016
Environment ministry • 10 min read
Thousands of fish go belly-up in the Nile Delta, and with them an industry
Nada Arafat | Stepping off a small boat as it docks along the Nile, Ahmed Khaled, a 22-year-old fisherman, looks dissatisfied.
11 February 2016
climate change • 7 min read
Facing the threat of rising seas
Isabel Esterman | Egypt, with its densely populated coasts and low-lying agricultural areas is one of the countries most
3 June 2015
 
News
Egypt-Ethiopia relations • 4 min read
Negotiations over Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam delayed
4 October 2015
agriculture • 3 min read
Ahead of New Suez Canal inauguration, gov’t moves to complete next canal project
4 August 2015
Irrigation Ministry • 3 min read
Minister vows to act after two-day water outages
28 September 2014
Egypt-Ethiopia relations • 3 min read
Minister says Egypt’s approval of Ethiopian dam depends on study results
27 August 2014
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