Ethiopia launches Africa’s largest hydropower dam, straining ties with Egypt
- Ethiopia will inaugurate the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam on Tuesday, expected to produce more than 5,000 megawatts, doubling current output and facilitating electricity exports to neighboring countries.
- Egypt and Sudan have raised concerns about potential reductions in water levels downstream, with Egypt labeling the dam a security risk due to possible droughts.
- Ethiopian Water Minister Habtamu Itefa stated that the dam will benefit Ethiopia and its neighbors, emphasizing the need for cooperation on water management.
- Yacob Arsano noted that Ethiopia designed the dam to ensure downstream water flow throughout the year.
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Africa’s Largest Dam Starts Powering Ethiopia Despite Egypt Row
Ethiopia on Tuesday will inaugurate Africa’s biggest hydroelectric dam, a colossal feat of engineering that could power homes and industries across East Africa, while deepening a years-long dispute with Egypt and Sudan over the Nile’s flow.
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Read Full ArticleEthiopia launches massive hydropower dam against bitter Egyptian opposition
Ethiopia officially inaugurates Africa's largest hydroelectric dam on Tuesday, a project that will provide energy to millions of Ethiopians while deepening a rift with downstream Egypt that has unsettled the region.
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Read Full ArticleEthiopia launches huge hydropower dam against bitter Egyptian opposition
Ethiopia officially inaugurates Africa's largest hydroelectric dam on Tuesday, a project that will provide energy to millions of Ethiopians while deepening a rift with downstream Egypt that has unsettled the region.
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