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Ethiopia s construction of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD), set to be Africa s largest hydroelectric project, is seen by both downstream countries as a threat to their own water supply
Ethiopia on Tuesday accused Egypt and Sudan of obstructing talks on its contested dam on the Nile, which ended with recriminations and little progress.
The Democratic Republic of Congo s President Felix Tshisekedi, as the current chair of the African Union, hosted the talks in the latest bid to ease decade-long tensions over the waters of the world s longest river.
Ethiopia s construction of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD), set to be Africa s largest hydroelectric project, is seen by both downstream countries as a threat to their own water supply.
Egypt, Ethiopia, Sudan trade blame as Nile dam talks fail
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Nile countries trade blame as dam talks end without breakthrough
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Nile countries trade blame as dam talks end without breakthrough
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