By: Dejen Yemane Messele. (Lecturer of Law, Wollo University & PhD Student, Addis Ababa University, College of Law and Governance … More
Author: eastafricanist1984
What Egypt, Ethiopia and Sudan (EES) could learn from SADC cooperation on trans-boundary water resources?
By: Berhanu F Alemaw, Ph.D., Professor and P.E. Water Resources Engineer. Semu Moges, Ph.D., P.E, Water Resource Consultant and Scientist, … More
A closer look: Why Egypt has more water resources than Ethiopia?
“The fact that Ethiopia is a victim of this malicious doctrine, being a landlocked sub-Saharan African country, with multi-faceted socio-economic problems, makes it an exhibition of an appalling cruelty that must stop.”
The Cruel Reality of GERD Discussions Traumatizing Ethiopia with the Burden of Drought
By: Aderru Janni (Independent Scholar and Researcher on water and environment) Thousands of years of culture, history, religion and most … More
Why is now the right time to start the filling of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD)?
By: Essayas Kaba, Ph.D., Geospatial Scientist; Feyera Aga Hirpa, Ph.D., Flood Data Scientist; Semu Moges, Ph.D., P.E, Water Resource Scientist, … More
The way forward for the renewed tripartite talks: GERD hydropower operation negotiation in the absence of prior legal regimes
The agreement to resume talks was achieved after a video conference meeting between Sudan and Ethiopia’s leaders.
A river of convenience or an existential water resource? Facts and Myths on the Mighty Nile
By: Mekdelawit Messay Deribe (Independent scholar and researcher on Nile). “….we often hear how the Nile is synonymous with Egypt, … More
The way forward for tripartite Discussions on Ethiopia’s dam
Semu Moges (Ph.D., P.E.) argues Ethiopia, The Sudan and Egypt should immediately resuscitate the stalled tripartite diplomatic discussions on matters … More
Is Egypt or Ethiopia really having potential water shortage?
Semu Moges (Ph.D., P.E.) Please look at the following hydrological facts and answer the question on on your own: 1. … More
Ethiopia’s dam has united the country
The Renaissance Dam is more than seventy percent complete and set to begin minimal hydro-electric power production within almost a … More
