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Jun 26, 2026 - Africa`s biggest dam is running. So why are millions still in the dark?

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Jun 21, 2025 - How This Megadam Could Change Africa Forever



The world`s longest river has become the center of a tense geopolitical struggle in Africa. At the heart of this conflict stands a megadam that holds the promise of prosperity for millions, but also the risk of escalating tensions. Ethiopia`s ambitious project aims to generate enough electricity to transform its economy, bringing power to millions who still live without reliable access. But downstream, Egypt sees this dam as a potential threat to its very survival.
For thousands of years, the Nile has been Egypt`s lifeline, providing water to a growing population now exceeding 100 million. With 97% of its freshwater depending on the river, any disruption carries serious consequences for agriculture, food security, and urban life. As the megaplotina slowly fills, disputes over its management have reached international forums, with Egypt demanding legally binding agreements to protect its water supply.