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Nile at the Breaking Point: A Basin on the Brink of Hydrological Collapse
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Nile at the Breaking Point: A Basin on the Brink of Hydrological Collapse
KIGALI, March 19, 2026 – The Nile Basin, a cradle of civilization that sustains over 270 million people, has entered its most precarious chapter in modern history. As of this week, the region faces a "perfect storm" of geopolitical deadlock, escalating climate volatility, and toxic environmental degradation that threatens to redraw the map of North
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